2021 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Star Trooper For Sale With 14,355 Miles

Only one of 20 AMG G63 Star Troopers were made, it’s rare, loud, and built to move.

Contributing Writer, Autoblog
2021 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Star Trooper

2021 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Star Trooper

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A rare G-Wagen turned statement piece

Some vehicles lean into their reputation, but this example kicks the door clean off the hinges. The 2021 Mercedes-AMG G63 “Star Trooper” Edition is one of just 20 units ever produced through a collaboration between Mansory and fashion designer Philipp Plein. Built by HHB Motorsports, this version of the G-Wagen takes everything recognizable about the AMG flagship SUV and dials it up to something far more theatrical. With only 14,355 miles, this Star Trooper sits in Richmond, Texas, serving as both a performance SUV and a rolling example of automotive couture. This particular 2021 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Star Trooper with low miles is for sale on Exotic Car Trader, and you can check out the listing by clicking here.

2021 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Star Trooper Source: Exotic Car Trader

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Carbon fiber, camo, and commanding presence

Even among G-Wagens, this example stands out. The Obsidian Black Metallic body wears a full matte black camo vinyl wrap, giving the truck an unmistakable presence before the ignition even turns. Mansory’s wide-body carbon fiber kit transforms the familiar G-Class silhouette with custom front and rear bumpers, side skirts, wheel arches, and a rear apron — each piece finished in exposed carbon weave. The 17-inch forged wheels are accented in red to tie the exterior theme to the red-and-black cabin inside, while LED ambient lighting and roof-mounted light bars turn the design into something more dramatic after dark.

2021 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Star Trooper Source: Exotic Car Trader

Every detail shows how over-the-top design can still feel intentional. The “Philipp Plein Star Trooper” branding is visible throughout, with Mansory logos subtly integrated across the bodywork. Ceramic coating helps preserve the finish of the carbon elements and vinyl wrap alike.

An interior where fashion meets function

The cabin carries the same unapologetic attitude as the exterior. The Nappa leather seats are finished in a mix of red and black, with diamond-quilted stitching and Philipp Plein’s insignia embossed into each headrest. Mansory-style seat shapes, pedals, LED lighting, and carbon accents fill out the rest of the interior, with an Alcantara and carbon-fiber steering wheel completing the driver’s seat experience.

2021 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Star Trooper Source: Exotic Car Trader

The 12.3-inch digital displays, navigation, performance menus, and infotainment controls keep the driver connected, while details like the “Philipp Plein x Mansory 20th Anniversary – Limited Edition Nr. 001/20” plaque mark its rarity. Even standing still, this SUV looks like it’s part concept car, part fashion showpiece.

An engine with more power and less subtlety

The 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 is already potent in stock form, but this Star Trooper turns up the volume. An aftermarket supercharger, custom ECU tune, upgraded downpipes, and a high-performance exhaust system add even more force to the AMG powertrain. The 9-speed automatic transmission channels that energy to all four wheels, giving the truck relentless acceleration and unmistakable sound.

2021 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Star Trooper Source: Exotic Car Trader

While Mansory didn’t publish a specific output for this HHB Motorsports build, the modifications make clear that this isn’t a showpiece made to sit still—it’s a 5,500-pound missile designed to move.

2021 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Star Trooper Source: Exotic Car Trader

Final thoughts

This 2021 Mercedes-AMG G63 “Star Trooper” doesn’t just borrow from Mansory and Philipp Plein’s worlds; it fuses them. With its carbon-clad body, high-output V8, and a cabin finished like a designer runway, it’s equal parts performance SUV and limited-edition art project.

About the author

Michelle Nati

Contributing Writer, Autoblog

Michelle Nati is an automotive writer who grew up in a family that owned an auto body shop, surrounded by classic muscle cars. Her professional experience is rooted in digital media, serving as a scriptwriter for Donut Media's popular YouTube channel and contributing to a wide range of outlets including USA Today, Complex, and Time Out. Her work often explores the more unusual aspects of car culture, a perspective informed by her experience owning and maintaining classic American muscle.