The redesigned G-Class arrived for 2019, and this example comes from its first year in the most striking color combination Mercedes offered. Finished in Designo Night Black Magno over Classic Red and black Nappa leather, it has been registered in California since new and received a rear main seal and oil separator repair in July 2026. Bidding stands at $25,555 with six days remaining and four bids placed.2019 Mercedes-AMG G63Cars & BidsWhat it's worth right nowData from Kelley Blue Book shows 2019 G63 listings from $99,227 to $149,999, including a 46,835-mile example with a red interior at $129,999 and a 26,245-mile truck at $139,900. Dealer asking prices run above auction results, and mileage moves these trucks sharply.This one sits below those listings. At 74,000 miles shown it has covered far more than most of the comparables, and a service record inconsistency and wear to the matte finish and interior trim weigh further. Fair value lands between $85,000 and $105,000, with $94,000 most likely. The current bid of $25,555 has six days to run against a reserve.2019 Mercedes-AMG G63Cars & BidsCondition and detailsThe recent work addresses known issues. July 2026 brought oil separators, a rear main seal cover, differential, transfer case, and transmission fluid, and an alignment, with the seller stating the rear main seal was done at Haus of Mercedes in Orange County. Spark plugs and ignition coils were replaced in February 2024, and front brake pads in November 2023. The seller reports tread depths of 3 mm to 6 mm on tires dated 2022 through 2025.2019 Mercedes-AMG G63Cars & BidsThe matte paint needs special handling. Designo Night Black Magno cannot be polished or spot-repaired like conventional paint, and paint protection film is the only effective protection, so any chips or scratches are harder and costlier to fix. The listing discloses exterior chips, missing rear bumper trim, creased upholstery, and scratches on the center touchpad and piano black trim.2019 Mercedes-AMG G63Cars & BidsThe paperwork deserves attention. A July 2026 service record shows a mileage inconsistency that the seller describes as a clerical error, and the SUV is titled to the owner's LLC, so a buyer should confirm how that ownership transfers. The seller states no panels have been replaced or repainted. A pre-purchase inspection should confirm the odometer against the service history and check for oil leaks.2019 Mercedes-AMG G63Cars & BidsThe offerSpecificationDetailMakeMercedes-AMGModelG63 (W463)Year2019Mileage74,000 miles shownEngineTwin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8Power577 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torqueTransmissionNine-speed automaticDrive typeFour wheel drive with three locking differentialsExterior colorDesigno Night Black MagnoInterior colorClassic Red and black Nappa leatherCurrent bid$25,555 with six days remainingInterested in this SUV? View the listing here.What makes the G63 uniqueThe 2019 redesign was the G-Class's first complete overhaul. Mercedes kept the boxy silhouette and the three locking differentials but rebuilt everything underneath, redesigning the frame and steering and carrying over only a handful of parts, famously including the door handles. The AMG version paired the new structure with a twin-turbocharged V8 making 577 horsepower.2019 Mercedes-AMG G63Cars & BidsThe result held its appeal and its value. The G63 became one of the most recognizable luxury vehicles on the road, and strong demand kept used prices high for years. That makes condition and history central to value, since two trucks with similar mileage can differ by tens of thousands of dollars depending on paint, records, and paperwork.My takeAt $25,555 with four bids and six days to run, my call is $94,000, with $105,000 reachable if bidders value the color combination and the fresh rear main seal work. What appeals is the specification and the recent attention, since Night Black Magno over Classic Red is a striking pairing and July 2026 addressed the rear main seal, oil separators, and every major fluid. What tempers it is the documentation, because a service record mileage inconsistency, an LLC title, a matte finish that cannot be polished, and 74,000 miles all need weighing. Confirm the odometer history, then bid.Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only. We are not a dealership or broker. All vehicle specifications, pricing, and availability are subject to change without notice. We are not responsible for typographical errors, omissions, or the accuracy of the provided information. Please verify all details directly with the seller.