Fake Eight-Wheeled Mercedes-AMG G63 Camper Listed for $285K in Ukraine

An unusual listing for an eight-wheeled Mercedes-AMG G63 has surfaced on a Ukrainian Instagram account, initially appearing authentic but later raising suspicions of being AI-generated.

At first glance, the eight-wheeled G-Class looks like the real deal, but appearances can be deceiving. While Brabus has built extreme versions of the Mercedes-AMG G63 over the years, this eight-wheeled camper pushes the boundaries of credibility.

The listing, posted by a popular Ukrainian Instagram account specializing in used cars, features a mix of typical listings and oddities. Among them is this eight-wheeled G-Class mobile home, priced at $285,000—a figure more typical for a standard G63 rather than a heavily modified version. If real, the fabrication costs alone would likely exceed this amount.

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AI Detectors Fooled by the Images

The images appear authentic, fooling some AI image detectors, while others flagged them as AI-generated. The Instagram page’s credibility was further undermined by another listing for a 2026 Volkswagen Passat R, a model that does not yet exist.

The Brabus G-Class in the listing retains only the original front section. Behind the front doors, it has been converted into an RV with two additional axles, making it an eight-wheeler. Mercedes has built a six-wheeled G-Class but has never produced an eight-wheeled version.

Luxurious Interior with Carbon Fiber and Alcantara

A closer look at the cabin reveals a spacious and luxurious interior, featuring black Alcantara and carbon fiber elements, including the bathroom door, drawers, kitchen bench, and other components.

The most glaring indication that the images are AI-generated appears on a large touchscreen control panel in the cab. While mostly accurate, the word “battery” is misspelled with an odd-shaped character inserted between the “r” and “y,” a clear sign of AI manipulation.

Could an Eight-Wheeled G63 Be Real?

Despite the evidence suggesting this listing is fake, it sparks curiosity about whether an existing G-Class owner might commission a vehicle like this. While unlikely, stranger things have happened, leaving room for speculation.

Disclaimer: This article is based on publicly available information. The authenticity of the listing has not been verified.