In 2012, Mercedes-Benz introduced another upgrade for its aging G-Class, four years after the previous one, enhancing the SUV’s exterior and interior.

In 2007, Mercedes-Benz completed the upgrade to the G-Class that it started in 2006, and besides some exterior changes, the car also sported a new interior.

In addition to the 5-door and 3-door versions of the G-Class W463, Mercedes-Benz introduced a facelifted version in 2000 for the 2001 model year, which was highly desirable for those who lived in sunny areas.

After a decade since the introduction of the G-Class W460, Mercedes-Benz finally unveiled the second generation of this iconic model, which was produced in several shapes and sizes, including a three-door convertible.

The iconic-looking Mercedes-Benz G-Class started its career in 1979, and the entry-level version was offered in an open-top configuration and available with a short wheelbase.