Brand · Mercedes-Benz · paint codes
The factory colours the registry has researched on Mercedes-Benz vehicles: 4 colours, 3 with a recorded paint code. Each hex is a representative value — averaged from photographed factory chips or quoted from a standard — not a measured match; the code is what to give a paint supplier.
Mercedes code 197, the most common G 500 and G 63 colour.
WORN BY G 500 (W463, 1998–2018), G 63 AMG (W463), G 63 (W463 second generation, 2018–), G-Class W460 (1979–91), G-Class W460 (1979–91), G-Class W463 (1990–2018), G-Class W463 (1990–2018), G-Class W463 (1990–2018), G-Class W463 second generation (2018–)
The colour of the first W460 G-Wagens of 1979 and of the 500,000th G of 2023; Mercedes code 6287.
WORN BY G-Class W460 (1979–91), G-Class W460 (1979–91), G-Class W461 (1992–2022), G-Class W461 (1992–2022), G-Class W461 (1992–2022), G-Class W463 second generation (2018–)
The Bundeswehr’s bronze green of the Wolf, the 404 and the U 1300 L before the three-colour NATO camouflage; RAL 6031.
WORN BY G-Class W461 (1992–2022), G-Class W461 (1992–2022), G-Class W461 (1992–2022), Unimog 404 S (1955–80), Unimog 404 S (1955–80), Unimog 424, 425, 435 and 437 (1974–2013), Unimog 424, 425, 435 and 437 (1974–2013), Unimog 424, 425, 435 and 437 (1974–2013)
The dark green of civilian Unimogs from the 401 to the 437; Mercedes’ code for it is not recorded here and the hex is a representative estimate.
No factory code recorded. The hex and RGB here are the registry's estimate from photographs and period descriptions, not a matched chip — do not order paint from them without further research.
WORN BY Unimog 70200, 401 and 411 (1948–74), Unimog 404 S (1955–80), Unimog 404 S (1955–80), Unimog 406, 416 and 421 (1963–89), Unimog 406, 416 and 421 (1963–89), Unimog 424, 425, 435 and 437 (1974–2013), Unimog 424, 425, 435 and 437 (1974–2013), Unimog 424, 425, 435 and 437 (1974–2013), Unimog UHN all-terrain (437.4, 2002–), Unimog UHN all-terrain (437.4, 2002–), Unimog UHN all-terrain (437.4, 2002–)
Colours are as the registry has researched them for these vehicles; a paint code is the authority, the hex only a guide. Corrections and better chips are welcome through the suggestion form.