Pimped Out Suzuki Jimny Brabus Gives Hope to Everyone Who Dreams of Owning a G Wagon

Pimped Out Suzuki Jimny Brabus Gives Hope to Everyone Who Dreams of Owning a G Wagon

  • Suzuki's Jimny has garnered a cult following around the world since the mini 4x4 was launched in 1970
  • Recently a pimped-out version was spotted in London, England sporting a Brabus G800 G-Wagon body kit and stickers and went viral on YouTube 
  • A standard Mercedes-AMG G63 costs R3.5 million and has become hugely popular thanks to celebs and sports stars owning the 430 kW V8-powered SUV
  • Brabus, the German high-performance aftermarket tuning company, works exclusively on Mercedes-Benz vehicles, which means this Jimny clad in the company's trimmings is unfortunately fake but still looks pretty good

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For many car lovers, the Mercedes-AMG G63 is the ultimate SUV that combines a V8 engine, off-road capability, and enough swag to put Cassper Nyovest to shame.

It also has a huge price tag, R3.5-million to be exact, and if you allow German tuning company Brabus to get their hands on it, the price only becomes steeper. 

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A Pimped Out Suzuki Jimny Brabus Gives Hope To Everyone Who Dreams of Owning A Mercedes-AMG G63
Diminutive G-Wagon, this two-door Suzuki Jimny was spotted in London. Image: The TFJJ / YouTube
Source: UGC

London-based car spotter The TFJJ recently posted a video of what can only be described as a mini loaf G63. On closer inspection, it turned out to be a Suzuki Jimny sporting a Brabus G800 styling kit and stickers, even one with V8 on it.

Brabus works exclusively on Mercedes-Benz vehicles, but one can't deny how similar the pimped-out small Japanese off-roader looks to the G63, Motor1.com reports.

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The reason this special Jimny went viral is mainly due to its awesome exterior styling cues which include Brabus decals, AMG wheels, side exhausts (like the G63), V8 Biturbo badges (the Jimny has a 1,5-litre turbo engine), and similar-looking door handles. 

The pimping doesn't end at the exterior, with the owner kitting out the interior in beautiful tan leather seats and dash. The cherry on top has to be the LED lights in the roof that are replicate stars when the car is driven at night. 

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Suzuki Jimny
The aftermarket Brabus kit fitted to the Jimny includes changes to the interior, check the Brabus logo on the steering wheel. Image: The TFJJ / YouTube
Source: UGC

SA motoring influencer and Youtuber, Ernest Page, from Performance With Page said:

"It's the kind of car I'm glad exists in this world. And like most Suzukis, it makes me smile."

London is great for car spotting, with some of the rarest cars making their way to social media accounts of car spotters, but the Jimny G800 is a one-off that can take attention away from cars like Bugatti and others. It's also a whole lot easier to park.

Kanye West's stars in Super Bowl ad and rolls up in a rare amphibious truck

Never one to shy away from attention, Kanye West recently made an appearance in McDonald's Super Bowl 56 television advertisement, Briefly News reports.

The Chicago-born rapper pulled up to a drive-thru in an all-black amphibious vehicle called the Sherp. The truck is built in Ukraine and West once owned up to 10 Sherps before selling most of them. The vehicle is valued at R1,8 million, or $125,000, each.

As mentioned, the 4x4 can't be driven on public roads in an all-black amphibious vehicle called the Sherp. The truck is built in Ukraine and West once owned up to 10 Sherps before selling most of them. The vehicle is valued at R1,8 million, or $125,000, each.

Source: Briefly News

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Sean Parker Sean Parker is a motoring journalist with over 10 years' experience, who started out in the industry as the SA Guild of Motoring Journalists' Bursar student. Since then, the Cape Town-born editor has gone on to launch a national newspaper called Gears and Gadgets and worked for the country's premier online and print motoring publications before joining Briefly News to head up its Car & Tech section. He enjoys watching live sport and can't wait for F1 to make its debut in Mzansi.