My AMG G63 has been in the garage for 10 months, but what happens next? I bought the G Wagon expecting to keep it for about 1 year but plans have changed, so by way of an update what will it do from here.

I collected the Mercedes-AMG beast back in June 2019 and since then it has covered 7,100 miles or so - but still a fair number below what was expected. This was in part due to the incident with my McLaren Senna meaning that it wasn't then used to transport the Senna to various events through Europe during the later parts of the year. However, it started life with the Topaz Skin installed, followed by the Akrapvoic exhaust system and RENNtech tune to 727hp.

Fast forward though, the condition of the G63's Topaz Skin is very impressive, it has done an amazing job of avoiding swirl marks while of course keeping a very bright appearance in the Cerulean Blue. Overall there's not much to complain about other than a fault it has developed with the parking sensors which come in far too quickly without actually seeing obstacles. It's been used to transport various cars around including collecting my new SLS AMG Black Series from Germany, and multiple trips with my McLaren Senna and AMG GT R Pro, as well as a decent amount of daily driving and usage.

However, the original thinking had been to look to perhaps change it after a year or so, but how does that stack up now? Let's see how it's going and what I think the future holds for the G63 Shmeemobile! Will there be a new model, like an AMG G73? Would I replace it with something else? Let's see...

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Thanks for watching, Tim

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