Arguably the most insane road-going vehicle with a three-pointed star to ever come out into the world this side of a dream has very few features that could be improved or made to look even crazier.
We are of course talking about the gargantuan Mercedes-Benz G 63 AMG 6x6, whose specs, exterior and interior have only been retouched by the nutters from Brabus.
Until now, that is, because the interior specialists from Carlex Design just transformed a G 63 AMG 6x6 model's interior into one that is fit for a prince. An oil prince, obviously, because you will probably need an oil well in your backyard in order to quench the thirst of this six-wheeled monster on a daily basis.
The new interior of the car looks to be a melange of both normal and suede leather in the typical Carlex Design fashion, with the predominant color being an eye-watering red with white piping, with some small touches of Bordeaux and a silvery material which looks remarkably like stone.
Considering the motley array of colors inside we suspect that the car was ordered either by someone in Russia or by someone from the UAE region, as most rich folks in these two parts of the world desire some of the most opulent car interiors you can make.
Thankfully, the Poles from Carlex Design are more than up to just about any type of custom interior job, especially if it involves entire acres of hand-stitched leather.
With the “regular” car sporting a starting price of EUR 455,770 including 19 percent VAT in Germany, we don't even want to guess how much this custom interior set the owner back. Not to mention that according to Carlex Design, there is also an exterior refresh in the making, so we will keep you posted.
Until now, that is, because the interior specialists from Carlex Design just transformed a G 63 AMG 6x6 model's interior into one that is fit for a prince. An oil prince, obviously, because you will probably need an oil well in your backyard in order to quench the thirst of this six-wheeled monster on a daily basis.
The new interior of the car looks to be a melange of both normal and suede leather in the typical Carlex Design fashion, with the predominant color being an eye-watering red with white piping, with some small touches of Bordeaux and a silvery material which looks remarkably like stone.
Considering the motley array of colors inside we suspect that the car was ordered either by someone in Russia or by someone from the UAE region, as most rich folks in these two parts of the world desire some of the most opulent car interiors you can make.
Thankfully, the Poles from Carlex Design are more than up to just about any type of custom interior job, especially if it involves entire acres of hand-stitched leather.
With the “regular” car sporting a starting price of EUR 455,770 including 19 percent VAT in Germany, we don't even want to guess how much this custom interior set the owner back. Not to mention that according to Carlex Design, there is also an exterior refresh in the making, so we will keep you posted.