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Supercar armored Aston Martin Vantage.

Supercar armored Aston Martin Vantage. The AddArmor company from Wyoming (USA) produces armored cars and its new project is an armored version of the Aston Martin Vantage.

Tuners point out that modified two-door has a B4 protection class, which means it is able to withstand bullets up to .44 Magnum caliber.

Plus it can be protected from 9-millimeter Parabellum rounds.

The studio used almost 200 kg of Kevlar to make the vehicle bullet-proof, and also replaced the regular glass with a particularly strong one.

In turn hardened steel was used to protect the roof and fuel tank.

Interestingly, the exhaust system’s nozzles were equipped with special fine-mesh nozzles, so now it is impossible to stick foreign objects in them.

Additionally the truck is equipped with door handles with stun guns. You can activate the latter with a special button in the cabin.

This solution is designed to protect passengers from the penetration of intruders from the outside.

There is no information about the dynamics of the armored Aston Martin Vantage, but in the process of modifications the car became noticeably heavier, and therefore slower.
The cost of modifications in the shop also does not disclose.

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To make the coupe bulletproof, it was necessary to spend more than two tons of kevlar.

An American company AddArmor from Wyoming, which specializes in armored cars production, presented a new project — Aston Martin Vantage body.

It is protected by class B4 and is able to withstand a hit by bullets of 5.45-9 millimeters caliber.

To make the car bulletproof, the specialists spent over two centners of kevlar and installed the strongest glasses.

They did not do without unusual features — for example, tasers were built into the door handles.

Tempered steel was used to protect the roof and fuel tank, and Kevlar was chosen because it didn’t make the coupe too heavy.

For additional protection from intruders, the door handles were equipped with stun guns, which can be activated from the cabin by pressing a special button.

Exhaust pipes were equipped with special pads, which do not allow installing foreign objects inside.

Motor1.com specifies that as a result of the modifications the Aston Martin Vantage cannot be fired from a gun with a caliber up to .44 Magnum and 9-mm Parabellum cartridges.

Tempered steel was used to protect the roof and fuel tank, and Kevlar was chosen because it didn’t make the coupe too heavy.

For additional protection from intruders, the door handles were equipped with stun guns, which can be activated from the cabin by pressing a special button.

Exhaust pipes were equipped with special pads, which do not allow installing foreign objects inside.

Motor1.com specifies that as a result of the modifications the Aston Martin Vantage cannot be fired from a gun with a caliber up to .44 Magnum and 9-mm Parabellum cartridges.