Thread: G-Wagen @ 120k - pffft....please

Maybe their thinking if they have got the defence contract,well maybe they can attack the domestic market as well......even though models will be different,many spares may be similar.

Dunno who would want one at those prices

Originally Posted by Michael2

If it has airbags it will appeal to mining & gov't buyers. But then again, I'm sure a Council Ranger would rather drive a D3 or a RRS than a G-Wagen.

However if they have airbags, they could then be customised for mine site ambulance work, and would be better than a 100Series adapted to such a task.

I doubt it. Lots of Hilux's and Land Cruiser Workmate 5 seaters replacing 100 series. The 200 Series are considered way to expensive and they're cheaper than the estimated price of a G-Wagon.

Guess I will just have to do the first AULRO Official Roadtest on one when they land in New Vehicle showroom at work!!

WHATTT???? That price is just silly...

I can't believe the Military was going to replace their landrovers with this???? last time i checked a perentie was not that expensive...

The G-wagon better be able to drive itself, perform its own servicing, create it's own fuel, have a top speed on rough terrain of 150km/h, hover above the ground and have mini-guns that pop out of the mudguards for that price

Bloody hell ay... not to mention they are about as good looking as the north end of a south bound cow

Here's a link to the U.S prices. Hell, even allowing for currency difference and a bit extra for the shipping, the G55 AMG seems a bargain there!

2009 Mercedes-Benz G-Class Pricing and Information

Ooooh, good news - does this signal the return of right hand drive G-wagens?

I'm sure the base models will be cheaper than the reporter's estimate.

Originally Posted by Leo

Ooooh, good news - does this signal the return of right hand drive G-wagens?

I'm sure the base models will be cheaper than the reporter's estimate.

Yes $119,990

Originally Posted by Michael2

If it has airbags it will appeal to mining & gov't buyers. But then again, I'm sure a Council Ranger would rather drive a D3 or a RRS than a G-Wagen.

However if they have airbags, they could then be customised for mine site ambulance work, and would be better than a 100Series adapted to such a task.

At that price, can't see the mining industry buying too many if any at all, airbags or not. There are plenty of much cheaper options around.

Apart from the price, I couldn't bring myself to own one anyway, regardless of their claimed capabilities. They're butt ugly. But then, to some - that is an attraction I suppose........