This 1997 Mercedes-Benz G 320 Station Wagon is finished in grey over a black leather interior, showing 133,400 kilometres. Its 3.2-litre inline six is rated at 211 hp in the seller's specification and drives all four wheels through an automatic gearbox. A short-wheelbase car, the rarest form of the G-Wagen, it was imported from Japan in 2017 and is now offered by Open Air Imports in Achthuizen, Netherlands, with its Dutch maintenance invoices on file and a 7-photo gallery.

The seller describes the car as a rare short G-Class in top condition. It is fitted with AMG wheels, and the original alloy wheels are included in the sale.

The cabin is trimmed in black leather, and equipment includes air conditioning, a revised sliding and tilting sunroof, cruise control and a modern radio with Bluetooth; the original radio is also included. The car is a left-hand-drive example.

The seller reports that the car was imported from Japan in 2017 showing 80,000 kilometres and has covered its kilometres since then in the Netherlands, with all of its Dutch maintenance invoices present. The 3.2-litre inline six is described by the seller as extremely reliable, powerful enough and relatively economical.

The W463 G-Class, introduced in 1990, was the luxury form of the G-Wagen, and the short-wheelbase station wagon was always the lowest-volume body. A 3.2-litre petrol short-wheelbase car is a genuinely scarce combination.