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"  The Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen&amp;#039;s exterior hasn&amp;#039;t changed significantly since 1979, when Steyr-Daimler-Puch unveiled the square-jawed bruiser as a military transporter. Somewhere in the intervening decades, that mil-spec look caught the eye of the ultra-luxury set, and the most fashionable corners of L.A., Paris, and New York became its main stomping grounds. Now, to celebrate its 35th birthday, Mercedes worked a bit of old-school toughness back into the G-Wagen&amp;#039;s look.  Edition 35 of the ammo-box-on-wheels adds metallic black accents to the 18-inch wheels, bumpers, fender flares, mirrors, and roof. The special edition is available in black, silver, or (our favorite) a very UN-looking Mystic White. Inside, the leather interior comes in all-black or two-tone black and white, with contrasting red stitching. Edition 35 hasn&amp;#039;t been announced officially for the U.S., but it&amp;#039;s expected to come to the States as an option package on the already astoundingly expensive G500, perhaps under a different name. The package stickers on the high end of $120,000 in Europe right now.  If you&amp;#039;re in the market for such a thing, you probably won&amp;#039;t end up using it on an amazing, 550,000-mile, 26-year journey across 177 countries, as Gunther Holtorf did beginning in 1989. But given that the G-Wagen of today is so similar to the one Holtorf hit the road with so many years ago, you probably still could.      Happy 35th birthday, G-Wagen. You look burlier than ever. View 5 Photos of the 35th Anniversary G-ClassView 32 Photos from Gunther Holtorf&amp;#039;s Road Tripwww.roadandtrack.com/go/first-looks/photos-2015-mercedes-benz-g-class-35th-anniversary-editionwww.roadandtrack.com/go/first-looks/photos-mercedes-benz-g-class-world-road-trip "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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