Florida flood waters are no match for the mighty G-Wagen.
on Thursday show a matte black G-Wagen cruising through the disastrous floodwaters with ease. In one clip, the G63 arrives at a parking garage after driving through a claimed 18 miles of 24- to 36-inch-deep water. The truck never appears to lose traction or exhibit any signs of struggling, just as we'd expect from the $180,150 SUV.
Another video published to the same account shows an onboard angle of the same G63 trundling through the city center as it carries passengers. For some context, the G-Wagen's official wading depth is 27.5 inches. So while the owner may not have realized it, they were pushing their truck close to the limit of its abilities. We're impressed.
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