4 years of work on this Mercedes G63 due to its roof

 

This modified car is not based on the 2025 Mercedes-AMG G63model that was revealed last March, but it is very distinct and documents high craftsmanship in its exterior body.

 

If you are passionate about the world of modified cars and a loyal follower of the Arab GT website, you have certainly previously spotted a very distinctive modified car presented by Carlex Design, which is based in Poland. They have been doing the interior design of cars for many years and have also expanded to modifying cars from the outside, and the star of this news confirms their high excellence in modifying car bodies.

The series includes cars modified by Carlex Design; A Rolls-Royce Cullinan, a Lamborghini Urus, a Ferrari Borusangoi , a Bentley Bentayga, an Aston Martin DBX, and even a Range Rover. But today we are looking for the strangest project of this company, the Mercedes G63, which required 4 years to be worked on.

Today we will introduce you to Carlex Design's latest custom project, which has been four years in the making and is called G-Falcon. The name was used for obvious reasons, as this modified G-Class comes with 3D metal and gold engravings on the surface depicting the shape of a falcon!

The roof of the modified car is handcrafted with “intricately applied decorative patterns highlighted by delicate golden touches on the polished metal,” which provides a strange artistic drawing in the shape of a falcon that makes this modified Mercedes G63 certainly unique and unparalleled, as it has been transformed into an artistic car.

 

That's not all, of course, because Carlex CEO Damian Skotnicki worked alongside his team of experts to apply hand-engraved patterns not only to the roof but also to the sides and the spare wheel cover, all with gold accents.

The exterior also gets hand-polished diamond dust paint, 24-inch wheels, and a custom carbon fiber body kit.