Ultra-Armored Vehicles

A Dutch company named Rijck has armored a Maybach 62 completely. This Maybach is considered the most secure luxury sedan in the world. Rijck keeps the cars principal security features secret as not to compromise the security of their clients. The car however features B6 armoring which is considered sufficient for the car to have a mine explode underneath it. The gas tank is self healing and it features run flat tires. Rijck is also working on other armored vehicles including the Bentley Continental Flying Spur.

The Rijck Bentley Continental Flying Spur is extended by 50 cm bringing its length to just over 5.8 metres meaning it is slightly longer than the Maybach 57. The armor does add quite a bit of weight to the car but the 552 hp W12 engine can handle a bit of added weight. The car is able to withstand sustained fire from a hand operated weapon.

This Bentley currently on sale at JamesList converts the car from a super-luxury vehicle to an ultra-safe, battle-ready ride that should leave the worst paranoid in the world feeling comfy inside its protective shell. It’s fully armored to keep occupants safe, all while showing virtually no alteration from the outside and creating no compromises on the 552hp V12 engine’s 197 mph top speed performance (though, I doubt it doesn’t suffer even a little bit with all that extra weight).

Modified by JS Armoured, the warzone-friendly Bentley’s subtle but potent updates should instill confidence in your safety. These include ballistic steel doors, pillars, overlaps and sides to make it impenetrable to most common threats. All windows are replaced with bullet-proof units that are inviolable from the outside but can be taken out with enough force from the interior. Other safety-fostering changes include tires that can run flat, an explosion-proof tank, kevlar flooring, exploding hinge bolts (in case you need to make a speedy exit) and a self-contained oxygen supply system, among many others.

It’s a pretty insane tuning, but one that I reckon any billionaire who values personal safety wouldn’t want to travel without. The heavily-armored 2009 Bentley Continental Flying Spur is currently on sale, with two units available, for $500,000, which is a little over $300,000 more than what the stock Flying Spur is going for.

The Dutch company Rijck have armored and extended a Mercedes S-Class making it on par with their armored and Extended Maybach 62 which . The vehicle is a version of the S-600 (W221 Chassis) which has been extended 1 meter making it a few centimeters longer than the Maybach 62 (6.2 meters). The armor on the vehicle as with all Rijck vehicles is strong enough to sustain high velocity sniper fire as well as a grenade beneath the car.