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Agreed, a V version would allow the president to outrun terrorists in a moving van.
Description: Just as we found with the popemobile, presidential vehicles existed for a long time before they ever became armored vehicles. William McKinley was the first president to ride in an automobile, but the...
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Description: Basically, the Secret Service started to become increasingly concerned about assassination attempts. Needing something more secure, but without many options on such short notice, the Secret Service ac...
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obamas car is actually the one in the middle....not the other one like carsbuzz stated
Description: Thus began the era of the enclosed and armored presidential limo which continues today. But even Nixon had a sunroof which allowed him to stand up and wave, and security didn't reach its current ...
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Description: At the time, Regan was still using an armored car originally acquired under Nixon, and an interesting footnote to the assassination was that the bullet had actually missed Regan, hitting him only afte...
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Description: Advanced as this technology is, things like the positive pressure system and oxygen supply to ward off chemical attacks are pretty standard things on cars owned by world leaders, and the ability to st...
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Description: It can be compared prisewise to the Conquest Knight XV, another $300,000 armored car that's actually one of the cheaper vehicles featured in this series. So Cadillac One might not be all that uni...
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@ Cillian, are you talking about when the driver got it stuck pulling out of a parking lot? That was funny as hell
The presidential caddy isn't really even a "car". The thing is on a truck chassis and armored to be able to repel pretty much whatever is thrown at it. It's nicknamed The Beast.
@david that would be useful if you wanna keep your food cold
Prefer the presidential car when Obama went to Ireland
I like it! Keep it up CB!
I like it personally... It's interesting to see what's out there... Not everyone can have or could use a 2 seat sports car, and correct me if Im wrong, but I'm not aware of a road vehicle that can outrun a bullet
Quite possibly the most boring series... What's next? Top 5 refrigerators of 2013