A 2017 Mercedes-AMG G 63 6×6 Heads to Copart Phoenix

The Mercedes-AMG G 63 has never been an ordinary SUV. This one takes that a step further. It’s a 2017 G 63 powered by AMG’s 5.5-liter twin-turbo V8, but with six wheels instead of four, and it’s now listed at Copart Phoenix.

The G 63 has 62,583 actual miles. Lot 68582506 goes to auction on September 28, 2026, giving enthusiasts time to look over the listing before bidding starts.

The Engine: AMG’s 5.5-Liter V8

Under the hood is AMG’s 5.5-liter M157 twin-turbo V8. It was built under AMG’s “One Man, One Engine” philosophy — one technician assembled each engine from start to finish, with their name placed on a plaque. It’s a small detail, but it says a lot about how these engines were made.

According to Mercedes-Benz USA’s 2017 G-Class specifications, the engine produced 536 horsepower and 760 newton-meters of torque. Power goes through a seven-speed AMG SPEEDSHIFT PLUS 7G-TRONIC automatic transmission to all six wheels.

At 9,050 pounds and 5.87 meters long, the performance is notable. MotorTrend recorded a 7.8-second 0–60 mph time for something this large and unconventional.

Still a G-Class at Heart

The G-Class goes back to 1979, and the W463 platform this G 63 rides on arrived in 1990. You can see that history in the shape: flat windows, exposed door hinges, exterior grab handles, and turn signals mounted on the front fenders.

This G 63 takes the familiar G-Class formula and adds an entirely different dimension. It rides on 37-inch off-road tires, wears widened fenders, and has a noticeably different stance from a standard G-Class. The ladder-type frame and off-road hardware are still there, giving it that familiar mechanical toughness, while the extended rear axle setup is what really sets it apart.

This 2017 model was also one of the last W463-generation G-Class models before the all-new G-Class arrived for 2019, putting it near the end of the platform’s long run.

What You’re Looking at in Phoenix

The specific G 63 is finished in grey, with an automatic transmission, all-wheel drive, and a five-seat configuration.

Copart shows frame damage as the primary damage and undercarriage damage as secondary. Keys are present, although availability isn’t guaranteed. The listing shows a California Certificate of Title, with the title currently absent. The title status can change depending on NMVTIS records.

Lot Details

Don’t Miss Out on This G 63

This G 63 brings together AMG performance, classic G-Class heritage, and a six-wheel setup you don’t come across often. For collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate what makes the G-Class special, it’s a truck with considerably more to offer than the standard version.

With the auction set for September 28, there’s still time to go through the listing, study the photos, listen to the engine, and decide whether this G 63 deserves a spot in your garage.

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