Used Mercedes G Class for Sale

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£66,790 MERCEDES-BENZ G-CLASS 3.0 G 350 Night Edition D 4Matic Auto 4WD 5dr
- 2018
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- 18,804 miles
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- Diesel
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- Automatic
RYDS Group Ltd
020 3018 3143

London
£99,950 Mercedes-Benz G Class 2.9 G400d AMG Line (Premium) G-Tronic 4MATIC Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
- 2021
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- 29,426 miles
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- Diesel
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- Automatic
Rp Logistic Services Ltd
020 3018 3478

London
£89,940 Mercedes-Benz G Class 2.9 G350d AMG Line (Premium) G-Tronic+ 4MATIC Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
- 2019
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- 18,424 miles
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- Diesel
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- Automatic
Flexy Cars
020 3018 2723

Southall
£134,000 Mercedes-Benz G Class 4.0 G63 V8 BiTurbo AMG SUV 5dr Petrol SpdS+9GT 4MATIC Euro 6 (s/
- 2021
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- 23,500 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Prestige Cars Kent
01689 242 905

Orpington
£157,400 Mercedes-Benz G Class 4.0 G63 V8 BiTurbo AMG SUV 5dr Petrol SpdS+9GT 4MATIC Euro 6 (s/
- 2023
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- 5,500 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Prestige Cars Kent
01689 242 905

Orpington
AA finance available

£56,989 Mercedes-Benz G Class 3.0 G350 CDI V6 SUV 5dr Diesel G-Tronic 4WD Euro 6 (s/s) (245 ps
- 2016
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- 36,000 miles
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- Diesel
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- Automatic
Blackstone Motors Limited
020 3018 4583

West Drayton

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Used Mercedes G Class

Well known as a durable, high-status SUV, it pairs luxury with a true go-anywhere spirit – equally at home in the city or off the beaten track. The G-Class, often referred to as the G-Wagon, originally launched in 1979 as a tough, military-grade 4x4. Today, it’s a luxury SUV with modern tech and lavish materials, but it hasn't forgotten its rugged roots. The most recent version, updated in 2018 and again in 2024, has improved comfort and the latest safety features while sticking with a body-on-frame design and three locking differentials – perfect for those venturing on demanding terrain. Over the years, the G-Class has competed with the Range Rover, Bentley Bentayga and others, holding its own with durability, iconic looks and excellent resale value. Modern versions come well-furnished as standard, but high running costs are something to keep in mind. The G-Class is tailor-made for drivers who want genuine ability and commanding presence with a touch of old-school charm.

Pros

Outstanding off-road ability
Imposing presence and build quality
Luxurious, tech-filled interior

Cons

Very expensive to buy and run
Big size makes city driving tricky
Stiff ride compared to rivals

What are the key safety features of the Mercedes G-Class?

Modern G-Class models come with a comprehensive set of safety features. These include standard-fit adaptive LED headlights, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, automatic emergency braking and a full suite of airbags. Euro NCAP awarded the G-Class five stars, though front chest protection was rated lower than some luxury rivals.
What engine options are available with the Mercedes G-Class?

Recent versions offer strong diesel and petrol engines. The core line-up for 2018–present comprises a 3.0-litre six-cylinder diesel (G350d, later G400d and G450d), a petrol G500 and the range-topping AMG G63’s 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8. Older G-Class models include the G350 CDI diesel and various AMG petrol V8s, while the new electric SUV version is the G580.
What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Mercedes G-Class?

All G-Class models from 2018 feature twin 12.3-inch digital displays for instrument and media functions, high-quality navigation, smartphone integration, DAB radio and voice control. Higher specs add Burmester audio, wireless charging, massaging seats and more. Newer models include improved software and internet connectivity.
What is the fuel consumption of the Mercedes G-Class?

The G-Class is a large, powerful SUV, so expect modest efficiency. Diesel versions officially return between 25–31mpg while petrol versions, including the AMG G63, are much lower, typically returning less than 20mpg. Real-world figures may vary depending on usage, especially if you regularly go off-road.
What should I check when buying a used Mercedes G-Class?

Key things to look out for include bodywork damage (especially if used off-road), corrosion around the rear tailgate and lights, suspension knocks, and that all electrical systems (including the infotainment) work as they should. Early models suffered from some recalls, so a full service history is a must. Use The AA Vehicle Inspection service for complete peace of mind.
Are Mercedes G-Class cars reliable?

The G-Class is engineered to a high standard, but as a low-volume luxury model, it doesn’t always top reliability charts. Most problems are related to electronics or expensive suspension components. Later G-Classes are generally more dependable, but always check maintenance records and past recall completions.