The Mercedes-Benz G-Class has become one of the tuner favorites when it comes to the Stuttgart manufacturer in recent years, with the “regular” production car experiencing a resurgence as well, despite being a vehicle in continuous production since 1979.
The latest tuners to have a go at modifying the looks of the venerable G-Wagen are the Germans from Prior Design, who have just released two types of aerodynamic bodykits for the off-roader.
We have to say that we did chuckle a bit when reading “aerodynamic bodykit”, since we don't know how much of a difference the parts will make on a car that has a drag coefficient of 0.56, which is about the same as a house as long as it's not an art deco one.
Nevertheless, the wide bodykit tuning package does wonders in the “Get outta way” area of the G-Class looks, especially when fitted along with the optional 23-inch light-alloy wheels in the following photo gallery.
Sure, most of the exterior mods pretty much destroy the G-Wagen's off-road-ability and transform it into a poser vehicle, but then again, how many modern Gelandewagen owners take them off-road anyway?
We have to say that we did chuckle a bit when reading “aerodynamic bodykit”, since we don't know how much of a difference the parts will make on a car that has a drag coefficient of 0.56, which is about the same as a house as long as it's not an art deco one.
Nevertheless, the wide bodykit tuning package does wonders in the “Get outta way” area of the G-Class looks, especially when fitted along with the optional 23-inch light-alloy wheels in the following photo gallery.
Sure, most of the exterior mods pretty much destroy the G-Wagen's off-road-ability and transform it into a poser vehicle, but then again, how many modern Gelandewagen owners take them off-road anyway?