New Mercedes 1980s Edition G-Wagen Is the Good Kind of Retro

Mercedes-Benz Goes Retro With the G-Class Edition STRONGER THAN THE 1980s

After celebrating its automotive icons from the ’90s with the opening of its Youngtimer exhibition in Germany last week, Mercedes-Benz has unveiled a special-edition G-Class paying homage to its trailblazing efforts in the ’80s. Dubbed the Mercedes-Benz G-Class Edition STRONGER THAN THE 1980s, the new vehicle nods to the classic W460-series Geländewagen, which laid the foundation for the G-Class’s future success. The latest G-Class takes colors …

New Mercedes 1980s Edition G-Wagen Is the Good Kind of Retro

The Mercedes-Benz 'Stronger Than The 1980s Edition' G-Class has a goofy name but a great look.

2025 Mercedes-Benz G550 Edition Stronger Than The 1980s Gets The Best Retro G-Wagen Design Cues

Mercedes is turning back the clock for its latest G-wagen special edition, and the results are glorious.

Mercedes-Benz G-Class Edition Stronger Than The 1980s: Great Idea, Terrible Name

Mercedes has launched a retro-look G-Class, the Stronger Than The 1980s. The SUVs come with a choice of classic agave green or Colorado beige paint. Only 460 examples will be built, each based on the G450d diesel or G500. Cast your mind back to 2023 and amid all the chatter about an electric G-Class you might recall Mercedes celebrated production of the 500,000th G with a tasty retro tribute to the 1980s 280GE. That SUV was a one-off but two yea…

Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen Goes Old School with 1980s-Inspired Limited Edition

Retro design cues meet modern German engineering in this throwback to boxy perfection

Mercedes pays tribute to the beginnings of the legendary G-Class with a special edition as nostalgic as it is exclusive. The G-Class "Edition Stronger than the 1980s". Despite its name for the least atypical, this version does not joke on the background. Produced at only 460 copies worldwide, it combines retro charm, modern off-road capabilities and technological luxury, for a bold rereading of Mercedes' myth. A wink supported by the G-Class of …