Once you open the doors, you’ll realize the interior is as wonderfully appointed as the exterior thanks to the Brabus Masterpiece division handling the appointments. The vehicle pictured features black leather upholstery with contrasting red stitching. The seat surfaces and the floor feature triangle quilting, with extra special attention paid to the seat cushions for optimal comfort.
The rest of the interior is then filled with different carbon elements, Brabus door pins, and anodized aluminum pedals. The door sills feature carbon scuff plates with a backlit Brabus logo that changes color depending on the interior lighting chosen at the time. Finally, this time in “Rocket Red,” glazing is applied to numerous interior elements to make things pop.
The entire package is very extensive and, as such, commands a hefty price. Including a 19% German VAT, the model’s price comes in at a whopping $348,351 at today’s conversion rates. This is an increase of $168,351 over the regular Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E Performance’s base price. Is it worth it? Who knows, but as one of the most extreme Brabus creations ever made, it may be worth it for bragging rights alone.