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[@djzaki]

The biggest thing I'd recommend looking for is rust under the windshield and door hinges. Other things I'd recommend looking for are oil leaks primarily at the sites of the turbos. These engines are notorious for poorly built turbos. If you test drive one go pedal to the metal to feel if there's any weaknesses in either boost or vacuum lines. Along with the myriad of leaks from valve covers and the oil pan gaskets. I've owned my g63 for almost three years now. Ive been able to do a lot of work on my own with a friend to save money. I think this is where and why he recommends under 40k miles. I bought mine with 50k and have had to do a lot of work on the engine. It can really take away from the experience of the car. Nonetheless i also went for a 13 because it was a bargain! Purchased ours for around 77k a little more than 80 after taxes. Currently have it with some offroad tires and a two inch lift! Wouldnt recommend the lift for anyone trying to resell it brcause you wont see that money back. But, if you do keep it, it looks stellar

[@caleb2242]

Side markers.

[@JCizzleSoCal]

@Frank White Huh? G Wagons have been popular and have held their values pretty well for the past 20+ years! Especially compared to the Land Rover Range Rover, Porsche Cayenne, BMW X5/X6, Cadillac Escalade, etc.

[@parveskamal]

What do you think about 2013 with 46k mileage asking price 70k. Worth it

[@parveskamal]

Or2017 model with 53k mileage

[@djzaki]

@@JCizzleSoCal not over the last few months in the resale market

[@JCizzleSoCal]

“This is not the hood hacks.” Hahahaha

[@JCizzleSoCal]

@Frank White Huh? G Wagons have been popular and have held their values pretty well for the past 20+ years! Especially compared to the Land Rover Range Rover, Porsche Cayenne, BMW X5/X6, Cadillac Escalade, etc.

[@CEALLIFORNIA]

Your videos never disappoint. Thanks for the info 🔥

[@cluburlauber]

PJ is the man thanks for educating us again really appreciate it. Cheers mate

[@ac.1.1.z-a]

Thank you PJ 👍

[@Daniel_Capital]

01:58 That S63 Cabriolet in the back is amazing, I'm considering one this summer, might be a terrible hack though i don't know

[@dt8694]

I am in the market for 2019+ g 63 amg as I don’t like the pre 2019 g wagons due to many factors. Can you do some content on the 2019-2023 g63 amgs? Or should I just plan on buying a new 2023 or 2024 due to resale msrp being so much higher than original msrp?

[@stewartbrown6869]

Great video great info . All videos should be like this . Best i think 13/14 for value

[@jbaru648]

I would love to hear what you’ll have to say about the mid-engine vanquish they have coming out soon and the “cheaper” med-engine Ferrari 296 I think only starting around 250k

[@improvementchannel270]

That cabrio S63 or S65 in the back lookin mad clean

[@francesca2202]

I wouldn't mind to start Car Hacking with one of these 😅

[@Alejandro-ki8mr]

Question: all the dealers in my area are pricing new G-Wagons at 50-100% over msrp, even 2020-2023 used wagons are selling above their original msrp. I have someone that will let me order a new build at msrp. Would it be a good idea to get a brand new wagon at msrp and sell it in my area assuming these above market rates continue? Not really looking to sell it 50-100% over like the dealers, was thinking selling below that but more than what I paid for a decent profit.

[@bluerayoraphim5421]

Is there anyway to get a new G63 for msrp in the palm beach area?

[@imstillyoshi]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@caleb2242]

2002-2012 g wagons have been undervalued for since 2020. I wouldn’t sell you mine for the kbb. Lol try to get my cleanliness for kbb 😂

[@chenglo8999]

I looked at teo difft 2017 G63s and one 2018 G63... all had at least 1 rust spot. Did i just have bad luck? Supposedly no repaint at all on any.

[@s4awd2]

I bought my 2018 new back in 2017. I did see rust on a few used examples but I leave mine outside due to the fact that it can’t fit in my low garage. I think that due to it airing outside all the time I haven’t had any rust at all. Plenty of owners wash their cars w power washers and tuck them away in a garage where the moisture never leaves and rust becomes a problem.

[@BB-iw4ql]

Where I live 2015 are sold for less than 50k

[@BB-iw4ql]

Miles is at 150000 km

[@mitchellcobb4826]

But 18 has cpo warranty......

[@mrpickle23]

LOL @ driving for free.. you are going to SEVERELY overpay at any dealer

[@sugihartoutomo23]

I mean Sir, do you have a personal email.

[@mitchvintage5754]

What year was this video made because the mileage doesn’t make any sense at least not in California you’re not gonna find a G wagon with 30,000 miles from 2016. This is just a luxury car so people will put 12,000 miles a year on them easily.

[@user-wo6vz1ky5c]

This video was 6 months ago. You just have to scroll up. They are definitely out there with lower mileage. I just googled some online and found 3 for sale with less than 40k.

[@mitchellcobb4826]

Anyone with under 30k is 100k unless wrecked

[@nb44444]

We would want non-designo? Why?

[@nb44444]

9:22

[@Brandonarmistead5]

Designó seats are plain looking that’s why. That’s suppose to be the upgrade version but the cross stitch looks way better

[@CoolHand273]

This whole "driving a car for free" assumes you can either do the repairs yourself (and get wholesale for parts) or you just get lucky by barely putting any miles on the car. Hardly a good bet when we talking German badge engineering. There is no "hacking" when it comes to cars like these if you want to keep it real. Its more like playing Russian roulette. But I guess giving hope to broke dreamers is better youtube content then just flat out saying you can't afford it when it comes to the purchase price, insurance, gas, repairs, maintenance, etc.

[@GIMMETHELOOTNOW]

I don't understand why women love those

[@sebastian3004]

I mean this shit is like $30k for 2005 with 180k miles. If it was S class, nobody would want that gas guzzling, lots of maintenance AMG garbage at that age!!!!

[@caleb2242]

Yea and a 2005 Range Rover is $5k. What’s your point.

[@caleb2242]

Correction $0-$5000

[@ceansilorcaso5820]

I think at $30K for 2000's is a good deal if you want to experience this trucks. Buy one and drive the hell of it, this trucks don't die.

[@nicknedelcu]

🥯🛁🌷🦩🫕🧱👙🍽️🥸

[@mohsen2023]

Movfgh bashi❤

[@lindenblvd25]

all i heard was get a G55 lol

[@jlsc4125]

Can you afford to destroy the environment even faster by driving a brick that gets like minus 10 miles per hour ? Sure, you're rich, who cares about the environment,

[@dennisromero4328]

Let me guess you live in California 😊

[@jlsc4125]

@@dennisromero4328 No, I have brain, which obviously you don't

[@CoolHand273]

I think you mean 13-15 miles per gallon on premium if you are lucky. Its crazy how it doesn't matter what engine they have v8 NA, v8 turbo, v12 turbo they all get the same crappy mpg. I wish you could bring old diesel ones to California but there is a blanket ban regardless of age of vehicle. Would have loved to mess around with biodiesel.

[@sugihartoutomo23]

Air, do you have personal email