Mercedes-Benz 290 GD 1996

The 1996 Mercedes-Benz 290 GD belongs to the W463 generation of the G-Class, a model series produced since 1979 and known for its ladder chassis and angular body design. The 290 GD came in the 1990s as a diesel variant within the range and was intended for both civilian and professional use. The long version offered additional interior space compared to the shorter variant, making the model suitable for a variety of applications. The Mercedes-Benz 290 GD was produced during this period in Graz, Austria, where the G-Class is still built.

This example is a 1996 Mercedes-Benz 290 GD in long version. The car is equipped with two front electric windows. At the rear, two new tires have been mounted. In addition, the car is equipped with a tow bar and two keys are included. A spare tire holder with rim is present.

The rear seat is supplied separately with the car in connection with a proposed conversion to gray license plate; this conversion has not been carried out. This means that the rear seat is not mounted, but is part of the lot. The Mercedes-Benz 290 GD is known for its functional design and robust construction, features that made the model popular in both private and business contexts.

Within the range of classic off-road vehicles, the Mercedes-Benz 290 GD occupies a firm position due to its recognizable design and durable construction concept. This 1996 example concerns the long version and comes with the listed parts and accessories. In order to get a good impression of the lot, we advise you to come to the viewing day.