Does the G63 belong to the Big G or Small G?

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McElla
08/28/25 4:20am
The G63 belongs to the Big G. Below are detailed explanations about the G63: 1. Reasons why it belongs to the Big G: Since the G63 is part of the AMG series of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, it is classified as the Big G. In most cases, the standard Mercedes-Benz G-Class is referred to as the Small G, while the AMG series is called the Big G. 2. Vehicle details: The G63 is part of the Mercedes-AMG series, featuring significant performance enhancements. AMG is Mercedes-Benz's official tuning division, and models modified by AMG experience substantial improvements in areas such as power, configuration, interior, and more.
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VanBlakely
09/10/25 2:49am
As a car enthusiast, I've always been a huge fan of the Mercedes-AMG G63, which definitely belongs to the big G family. This vehicle is built on the classic G-Class platform, featuring a rugged and boxy design with massive dimensions, offering an incredibly cool commanding view when driving. Many people confuse the small G with compact SUVs like the GLB or GLA, but the G63 is completely different—it comes standard with a powerful V8 engine and top-notch off-road capabilities. I've shared some road trip stories on social media, driving the G63 through muddy mountain trails effortlessly. While it's a bit fuel-thirsty in the city, it turns heads everywhere. The big G represents a bold style, with ample space to fit camping gear, making it indispensable for weekend getaways. In short, the G63 is the ultimate symbol of authentic big G status, and the AMG treatment makes it even more domineering and captivating.
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