The Russian turned the Mercedes-Benz G63 into a monster with a giant radiator grille

A shocking modification called M Monogram G 3.0 Iconic costs $700 thousand (52.4 million rubles at the exchange rate at the time of publication), Carscoops reports.

The founder of the tuning studio MetaGarage, Russian Alexey Gashkov, said that the G 3.0 Iconic is inspired by a unique station wagon from the 1950s, which was built by Binz based on a Mercedes 300 C for a wealthy American client. It is also impossible not to notice the similarity with the Vision Iconic concept, which Mercedes showed in 2025.

In addition to the giant grille, the tuned G-Class received star-shaped daytime running lights (like on the latest Mercedes cars), a futuristic lower bumper and industrial side skirts.

Chrome strips frame the lower part of the front and rear bumpers. Particularly eye-catching are the M Monogram badges, whose resemblance to the Maybach logo may raise eyebrows in Stuttgart.

MetaGarage, Gooding & Co

The studio’s social networks present two versions: an all-black car with a huge chrome grille and a two-tone (black and white) with a black grille, which looks even more impressive.

MetaGarage is ready to build 50 copies of this model. In this case, the final amount for each copy may change upward.

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