Talented: Man Upgrades Benz G-wagon 2015 to 2022 Brabus Model, Changes Bumper, Redecorates Interior

Talented: Man Upgrades Benz G-wagon 2015 to 2022 Brabus Model, Changes Bumper, Redecorates Interior

  • A Nigerian man has shared two videos showing two G-Wagons that were upgraded to newer models
  • The clip showing a 2015 G-Wagon whose exterior and interior were changed to 2022 Brabus got many people talking
  • People who saw that he only upgraded the exterior of a 2005 G-Wagon to look new wondered if it was worth it

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A young Nigerian man has shared videos of two G-Wagons that were upgraded to relatively new models. Many people were amazed.

The first thing he and his team did was change the exterior of a 2005 G-Wagon to a new one in a clip. In another video, he showed off a 2015 G-Wagon that was changed to a 2022 Brabus.

G-Wagon upgrades/Man changed Benz's interior.
Some Nigerians asked questions about the upgrade. Photo source: @juniorifeanyi857
Source: UGC

Two G-Wagons upgraded to new models

Unlike the 2005 transformation, the 2015 G-Wagon had exterior and interior transformations. The upgrades wowed many people.

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Some people picked holes in the act as they wanted to know if the cost of an upgrade was affordable.

Watch the first video below:

Below is the upgrade of the 2015 G-Wagon:

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

Dragush said:

"Outside Brabus Inside Schoolbus."

dengabuga said:

"How much is the frontans complete set?"

Byrie said:

"Slapped a brabus logo on it."

GM said:

"Put a 2022 kit on a 1986."

Angelo Westfa said:

"That's so cool."

meorus said:

"Nowadays you can buy the new dashboard for a 2022 Brabus."

Y said:

"Bros gonna be driving with his windows up no matter what."

user1375778845760 said:

"Tbh I’d buy a old one and buy new parts and I’d probably save ab 150k."

Mike On Sneakers said:

"Bro this is just incomplete without the interior."

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dammecoolb said:

"Nigerians and upgrading sha."

Lebohang.tiktok said:

"Good work bru."

Infinite Gaming said:

"Just buy a new model."

Jems said:

"Man even put the Brabus badge on it that’s crazy."

Man modifies 2007 Lexus

Meanwhile, Briefly News reported that a Nigerian man, @mohammed_lexus, who specialises in car modifications, shared a video of him upgrading a person's Lexus vehicle from a 2007 to a 2023 version.

He had to first change the car's colour to a deep black for the modification. The bumper was altered. The bonnet also looks different, giving an outlook of a sportscar.

The vehicle's head and rear lights were also changed. In the clip, he showed how the car was wrapped in glossy black to change its former silver colour.

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