Mercedes-AMG G 63 Brabus Rocket 900 Lives In Fantasy Land

Forgot to Drop Pics of this Outrageous Mercedes AMG Brabus Rocket 900, on 26inch @gmstforged with a Stunning Galaxy Purple paint job is truly mesmerizing.
 

We reckon Mercedes engineers had no idea that the new-age G-Wagen had such an immense tuning potential when they developed it. But here we are, constantly covering some of the most exciting-looking examples.
 
The latest came to our attention directly from Fantasy Land. That’s right, unlike other crazy copies that are real, this one is a virtual project. It was released on social media by @412donklife (Instagram), and the pixel artist behind it says it is outrageous. We couldn’t agree more, as this word describes it perfectly.
 

This Mercedes-AMG G 63 has a stunning exterior paint finish that makes it extremely visible. And we’re not just talking about normal SUVs, as something like this would stand out in a sea of exotic models. It is quite smooth, for what it’s worth, and if you were wondering what the paint finish is called, it is Galaxy Purple. Some glossy black accents provide contrast, and so do those massive wheels.
 
Said to measure 26 inches in diameter, they have a simple design and were virtually finished in gold. We cannot see the brake calipers behind them, so chances are these were painted black. To fit below those flared wheel arches without chopping them, the alloys were wrapped in thin tires. As a result, this would be one bouncy Mercedes-AMG G 63. The premium truck appears to have had its suspension modified, too, as it is lower at the rear and slightly taller at the front.
 
Have you noticed the Brabus logo decorating the tweaked grille? This reveals that the vehicle wears the famous tuner’s body kit, which also comprises, besides the extended wheel arches mentioned above, a set of side skirts, a new hood, add-ons at the front and rear, and a roof attachment that incorporates extra lights. This car also sports a large rear wing, and several other bits and bobs, like the tinted windows and tinted headlights.
 

We would have liked to see the interior, too, but the quoted artist hasn’t revealed it. Nonetheless, a real Brabus Rocket 900 version of the Mercedes-AMG G 63 would have a fully customized cockpit, with new leather upholstery, trim, and various Brabus logos all around, as well as contrasting stitching, piping, and special plaques. After all, the tuner does not only specialize in exteriors, as it can also leave its mark on the cabins of its projects, as well as under their hoods.
 
The Brabus Rocket 900 name suggests that this Mercedes-AMG G 63 has no fewer than 900 metric horsepower (662 kW/887 hp) on tap, and that is way more than the standard G 63, whose twin-turbo 4-liter V8 engine develops 577 hp (430 kW/585 ps), enabling 0-60 mph (97 kph) in 4.5 seconds. Do you like this virtually-tuned G-Wagen?