Mercedes-Benz G63, White & White

Mercedes built the G-Class to climb mountains for the Vatican and the Argentine army; AMG turned it into something else entirely. The current G63 keeps the upright, slab-sided silhouette and the bolt-upright windscreen that have barely changed in four decades, then hides a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 behind that vertical-bar Panamericana grille. It is the rare luxury object that is both deeply serious off-road hardware and a status fixture outside the world's restaurants, and this one leans hard into the joke: a full-body wrap turning Peter, Stewie, Brian and the rest of the Griffins loose across a backdrop of cash and fast food, the spare-wheel cover wearing Stewie's face. It is a car that already knows it is a punchline and decides to commit.

The wrap is reproduced panel-by-panel over a gloss white shell, down to the matte-black AMG cross-spoke wheels, red brake calipers and the Belgian plate. Loud by design, but the registration of the artwork across the doors and tailgate is exact. It is built at 1:18 on a presentation base.