Brabus Mercedes-Benz G-Class 800 Widestar

Brabus Mercedes-Benz G-Class 800 Widestar

The Brabus Company, which was founded in Bottrop, Germany by Bodo Buschmann and Klaus Brackmann in the year 1977, is a high-quality aftermarket regulation corporation which specialise in Maybach, Smart, and Mercedes Benz vehicles.
The company has since grown to be the hugest Mercedes Benz tuner, aside from the Mercedes AMG which became an affiliate of Daimler Chrysler in the 90s. Its rivals include Renntech, Kleemann, Carlsson, and Lorinser.
The primary focus of the company is to accomplish maximal engine quality through the enhancing of both the torque and the horsepower. Clients may either purchase automobiles directly from Brabus or by sending in their Mercedes in order to be overhauled and/or customized. If a client orders an automobile from Brabus, they will purchase the specific automobile and then alters it according to the requests of the client. The Brabus Company is popular for offering very costly custom and tuning solutions

Brabus Mercedes-Benz G-Class 800 Widestar

Like other Mercedes G-Class cars, this 5-door beauty is masterfully crafted by hand. All the high-tech components are carefully put together manually, piece by piece. And as in other special models made by Brabus, the 800Widestar is available with a package-full of luxurious apparatus.
The 4-wheel drive 800 Widestar, with its reinforced 5-speed involuntary delivery transmission, can sprint to 62 mph from 0 in 4.0 seconds. With a limiter, the top speed is 149 mph but without a limiter, this off-roader can reach 168 mph.
The 2011 Mercedes-Benz Brabus 800 Widestar comes equipped with the highly-advanced Brabus Ride Control stable cessation for that pure sporty handling and smooth sailing. The magnificent Brabus cessation system involuntarily checks adjustments. When the automated car sensors detect a possible road mishap based on parameters such as speed, parallel acceleration and steering angles, the car automatically switches to a safe driving mode in a matter of milliseconds.