MANSORY doesn’t build cars for the faint of heart. Their latest creation, the Mercedes-Benz G63 Grande Entrée, takes the already massive G-Class and turns it into something that looks like it just rolled off a movie set. Limited to just eight units worldwide, it’s based on the 2025 G63 and shows what happens when a tuner goes all in on excess.
Mendig airfield in Germany hosted a drag race between seven BRABUS tuned cars, each more mental than the last. The rules were simple: start with the least powerful, race head to head, and the winner moves on to face a tougher opponent.
Mat Watson, the king of Carwow, has a knack for staging epic car battles that keep auto enthusiasts hooked. His latest showdown pits a modified Mercedes-AMG GT R against a standard Lamborghini Huracan Evo Spyder in a drag race on a deserted airstrip.
Mercedes-Benz has shown off the interior of the electric GLC SUV and the 39.1-inch MBUX Hyperscreen is the main event. This massive display spans the entire dashboard and is a bold reimagining of what an infotainment system can be.
Mansory, the German outfit famous for turning luxury rides into eye-popping showpieces, has teamed up with street artist Alec Monopoly to craft a Mercedes-AMG G-Class that’s as much a bold statement as it is a car. Built on Mansory’s Speranza—a rare four-door convertible G-Class capped at just 10 units—this “Art Piece – AL3C MONO907Y” is a short-wheelbase drop-top that mixes high art with serious horsepower.