Chassis No.

WDB4633091X138409



The G-Wagen's origins trace to the early 1970s and the influence of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi of Iran, then a major Daimler-Benz shareholder who championed for a capable off-roader.

The W463 generation, introduced in 1990, married that rugged brief to real luxury, and from the 2001 model year Mercedes-Benz pushed further still with the G 400 CDI, a twin-turbocharged V8 diesel flagship offered in rare two-door Cabriolet form alongside the familiar long and short wheelbase offerings.



This example was delivered new to Switzerland in November 2002 and pairs a 4.0-liter OM628 V8 diesel with a five-speed automatic transmission.

It left the factory finished in Andradite Green Metallic with a Black leather interior enriched with burred walnut veneer and a leather and burl wood steering wheel.

Its options list also includes the Exclusive trim package, COMAND, heated front seats, a chrome-effect grille, illuminated sill covers, and 18-inch five-spoke allo...