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There is something extremely special about the convertible G-Wagon and its unique driving experience. Models like the G500 Cabriolet and EMC 250GD Wolf offer the thrill of open-air driving with the pedigree of a quality Mercedes-Benz product.

Our latest offering, the 1990 Mercedes-Benz 250GD Wolf, has undergone an extensive restoration and upgrade process, demonstrating our commitment to excellence.

What makes the vintage G Wagon so unique, and how does it differ from the modern model?

Contrasting sharply with its civilian counterpart, the W461 was engineered with austerity in mind, tailored for military and emergency services. The 250GD Wolf, produced between 1990 and 1993, was stripped down to essentials to serve in the toughest conditions imaginable.

In this article, we’ll take a journey through the rich heritage of old school Mercedes SUVs, exploring their birth and evolution.

While today’s models are mostly associated the luxury, the origins of the G Wagon date back to the early 1970s when it was designed for military applications.

The 1991 Mercedes 250GD Wolf stands out for its unadulterated utilitarian design and military functionality, making it a unique piece of automotive history.

The 1992 Mercedes G Wagon is more than just a vintage SUV—it’s a symbol of rugged endurance and timeless design.

For collectors and enthusiasts alike, the 1993 250GD Wolf presents a unique opportunity to own a part of the G-Wagon’s rich history, all while experiencing the joys of open-air convertible driving.

The G-Wagon has long been synonymous with luxury and rugged capability, becoming a cultural icon in the automotive world.

The exterior of this breathtaking G-Wagen features an all-new colorway highlighted by a vibrant Meringue Yellow paint that instantly captivates and stands out in any environment.

Our Mercedes-Benz G-Class is more than just a vehicle; it’s a platform for materializing a creative vision for the classic convertible Geländewagen.

The all-new Sahara Wolf is more than just a sand-colored 250GD. It’s a return to the roots and a nod to the legacy of the iconic Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen.

We love hearing from those who have experienced our services and passion for craftsmanship, first-hand.

While there are similarities between the Wolf and a Land Rover Defender, the Defender has limitations that affect its driveability. Conversely, an authentic Wolf restoration offers a wonderful driving experience.

To commemorate the next generation of this luxury SUV, join us as we delve into the G-Wagen’s rich history as a testament to automotive culture.

We know it as the G-Wagen today, but this luxury utility vehicle was once a serious military machine. In fact, the name Wolf was given to the 250GD by the German Bundeswehr armed forces.

At EMC, we are proud that every one of our 250GDs is a genuine Mercedes-Benz and built under the highest quality standards.