Donald Trump’s Cadillac Limousine car nicknamed ‘The Beast’ will be used by the president for the next 4-8 years,depending on whether he will be elected when his term ends in 2020. The car has exciting features that make it different from normal limousines.The car’s security and coded communications systems make it the most tec advanced protection vehicle in the world. It is one of a small fleet of what is believed to be no more than 25 presidential limos GM built for Donald Trump’s administration. ‘The Beast’ is armour-plated, eight inches thick and heavier than a cabin door on a Boeing 757 jet. A lock safety mechanism seals off the car like a bank vault in case of an emergency. There is a combination of dual hardness steel, aluminium, titanium and ceramic to break up possible projectiles. A reinforced five inch steel plate runs under the car for protection in the unlikely event of a bomb placed underneath.
The Built in
The Limousine weighs between seven and eight tons, and it rides on a GM medium-duty 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). 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, and there’s probably a woven Kevlar mat covering the floorboard to protect the car.
Equipped With Weapons
It is equipped with night vision cameras and pump action shotguns and armed with tear gas cannons. Bottles of president’s blood is kept on board in case he needs an emergency transfusion. Armour-plated and filled with a specially designed foam which prevents it from exploding even if it suffers a direct hit. Kevlar reinforced, shred- and puncture-resistant with steel rims underneath enabling the car to escape at speed even if tyres are blasted away. The car runs on 19.5-inch Goodyear RHS tyres (same as super tough trucks.
Trump is expected to use the car, which is currently being used by incumbent president Barack Obama.
