MERCEDES-BENZ has been building various versions of the G-wagen (Geländewagen in German, which the manufacturer now refers to as the G-Class) for 33 years, mostly by hand in the Graz, Austria factory. The whole class is a bit uncommon, but endures due to its rabid fanbase, and a steady stream of orders from various militaries around the world.
A few years ago, the Australian Army tapped Mercedes to produce a new utility vehicle suitable for the rugged Outback, and the G 320 CDI was born: A frankly ugly, six-wheeled ground pounder that could be modified for various carrying tasks and drive through or over anything.
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