This Powered Luxury Monster Produced Only 15 Units, Drake Becomes One Of Its Owners

Brabus Crawler. (Doc. Instagram/@dupontregistry)

JAKARTA - The Crawler brabus is a limited-produced off-road car and the owner cannot drive it on the highway legally, as the car is specially designed for off-roads.

As it turned out, it was recently revealed that Drake, a Canadian rapper, is one of the owners of this 900-power horse monster. This Crawler adds to his collection of luxury cars, such as the Rolls-Royce Phantom adapted by the German Tuner, Mansory.

Previously, Drake had a unique taste in off-road cars. This can be seen clearly in his Stickymusic video featuring Project Maybach.

The Crawler brabus itself looks similar to the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, but the German tuner built it with a fully customized engine. Reported by Carbuzz, October 29, Crawler is powered by a Mercedes-AMG V8 engine that is re-polled with two Brabus turbochargers with a capacity of 4.5 liters. Its power reaches 900 dk and a torque of 1250 Nm. This force is delivered to all four wheels through an automatic box of nine accelerations. Crawler's highest speed is limited to 160 km/hour.

In terms of exteriors, the Crawler Brabus has carbon fiber panels for engine hoods, roof panels, fenders, and roof spoilers. The Crawler also has a 20-inch McLambolock HD Brabus rim mounted with a 40-inch off-road tire.

The wheels are equipped with disc brakes, portal axes, adjustable shock absorbers, and per - all bright red. This red motif continues into the doorless cabin with tube frames, steering wheels, dashboards, and carbon racing seats. To make it more off-road ready, the Mercedes-AMG specialist installed a 12-inch display capable of displaying features such as satellite images, navigation and route recording systems.

Well, about the price of Brabus selling this monster 792,405 US dollars or approximately Rp. 12.6 billion for this limited edition of the Crawler unit.