by In Dnipro, on a car carrier, next to two off-road vehicles prepared for rough terrain, a very strange G-Class was traveling. Firstly, it was a convertible (and not a 2-door “shorty,” which is considered very rare and collectible), and secondly—it was completely empty inside.
Yes, from the outside, the G-Class already looks unconventional without a roof. But the most interesting part is inside. If you peek into the interior, you can’t see anything except the steering wheel. No seats, no dashboard, no upholstery—just emptiness. An interior that could be featured in a horror movie about stolen car souls.
At first glance, it’s either a body for some project or an almost-ready exhibit for an absurdity exhibition. Though who knows—maybe it’s another clever scheme for importing expensive cars. Watch the video on the TopGir Telegram channel. And subscribe!
Maybe someone among you knows what such a G-Class is for? Does it give you the creeps?
