Meet the new Brabus Crawler

Looking for a striking car for this summer? The new Brabus Crawler Buggy is the most extreme derivative of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class.

Looking for a cool car for this summer? Perhaps the new one Brabus Crawler Buggy then something for you. Derived from the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, wild and built to race over sandy plains. Text: Fleur de Jong
Image: BrabusBrabus is a German tuning company who modifies the cars of Daimler AG. The Crawler was built by the tuning company to celebrate its 45th anniversary. Essentially, the off-roader is a Mercedes-AMG G63, but with a new body and a whopping 900 hp. The buggy has a ground clearance of 53 centimeters, 20-inch off-road wheels and a single tubular frame made of high-quality steel that will protect the driver on the most rugged terrains. One thing is certain, this Buggy is not road legal…

You have to be willing to do something for it

The Crawler's airy cabin seats four full carbon racing seats, finished in the same color as the exterior. Under the hood is a V8 engine, which ensures that you go from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 3,4 seconds. You don't have to be afraid of getting lost, because the dashboard is equipped with navigation.

However, this special Buggy is not the first 4×4 that Brabus based on the Mercedes-AMG G63, earlier this year a super truck with 790 hp was released, also known as the 800 Adventure XLP Superblack. 

The price of the Crawler will be approximately €750.000. Only 15 copies will be released in total, so you will certainly have a unique copy in your hands.Also read: 'Meet the Mercedes-AMG EQS 53 4Matic'