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Although lips are sealed do to security reasons the car’s functional capabilities are preserved and
confidential.
Here are some rumored facts: 8 inch thick doors, Kevlar reinforced tires with steel rims,
The passenger compartment can be sealed against biological and nuclear contamination, with its own
internal air supply and filters. The tires can run flat at over 100 MPH.
GM says the car occupies the "same footprint" as the current presidential ride, but it is a little taller and
the windows a little bigger to improve visibility. caddy One is believed to weigh between seven and eight
tons, it rides on a GM truck chassis propelled by a diesel engine. The body is sheathed in military-grade
armor as much as 8 inches thick on the doors (each of which weighs as much as the cabin door on a
Boeing 747, Motor Authority says). The armor reportedly is a mix of dual-hardness steel, aluminum, titanium
and ceramic. The windows are ballistic glass said to be 5 inches thick.
An embroidered presidential seal is positioned in the center of the rear seat back panel, as well as on
each rear door trim panel. Presidential seals are also affixed to the exterior rear doors. The U.S. flag is
placed on the right front fender, and the presidential standard is located on the left front fender when the
president travels in the vehicle. High-tech LED spotlights illuminate the flags at night.
confidential.
Here are some rumored facts: 8 inch thick doors, Kevlar reinforced tires with steel rims,
The passenger compartment can be sealed against biological and nuclear contamination, with its own
internal air supply and filters. The tires can run flat at over 100 MPH.
GM says the car occupies the "same footprint" as the current presidential ride, but it is a little taller and
the windows a little bigger to improve visibility. caddy One is believed to weigh between seven and eight
tons, it rides on a GM truck chassis propelled by a diesel engine. The body is sheathed in military-grade
armor as much as 8 inches thick on the doors (each of which weighs as much as the cabin door on a
Boeing 747, Motor Authority says). The armor reportedly is a mix of dual-hardness steel, aluminum, titanium
and ceramic. The windows are ballistic glass said to be 5 inches thick.
An embroidered presidential seal is positioned in the center of the rear seat back panel, as well as on
each rear door trim panel. Presidential seals are also affixed to the exterior rear doors. The U.S. flag is
placed on the right front fender, and the presidential standard is located on the left front fender when the
president travels in the vehicle. High-tech LED spotlights illuminate the flags at night.
President obama's Cadillac one
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