Brabus 800 Widestar, 800 CV for the Clase G

Brabus brings us today its latest work on the Mercedes G-Class. It is the Brabus 800 Widestar, which gets some tweaks that improve its exterior styling, although the most important changes are under the bonnet, where the 6.3 V12 engine reaches 800 CV.
On the outside we can see changes such as LED daytime running lights and a new design for the wheels “Monoblock F Platinum Edition”, which reach 23 inches. We also notice some chrome details and a redesigned exhaust system.
Meanwhile, the changes inside the cabin are aimed at a better finish, with new upholstery and better finishes. However, the most notable feature of the Brabus 800 Widestar is its 6.3 V12 engine, which produces 800 CV of power at about 5,500 rpm.

Its torque, available from 2,100 rpm, reaches 1,430 Nm. All of this delivers performance that speaks for itself: the Brabus 800 Widestar, with a 5-speed automatic gearbox and four-wheel drive, achieves a 0 to 100 km/h sprint in about 4 seconds, with a top speed of 240 km/h.
Source | Brabus
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no entiendo el exito de un coche tan pasado de moda como este…
Cprice1993, ¿pasado de moda? Que más quisiera yo tener que uno de éstos. Podrá parecer “pasado de moda” por su diseño cuadrado, que no significa que sea viejo. Simplemente que éste sí que es un SUV de verdad.
Un saludo
Si quieres un suv de verdad te compras un Range Rover, o si tienes pasta el Bowler Nemessis de calle…
Estoy de acuerdo con el Range Rover o incluso el Bowler (aunque éste creo que no es un SUV), pero no podrás negar que el Clase G tiene bastante historia y puede permitirse estar un poco pasado de moda, como dices. Para el caso, un Land Rover también lo estaría.