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 new presidential limo 
		
		
		
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 I hope thats not the 195 hp 6.5L That was used in the 93-99 Heavy duty GM Trucks. 
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 A diesel presidential limo? WOW! Top speed 60mph? That can't be right. Those motorcades have to FLY if something happens. 
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 PETROL tank, diesel engine?  60MPH does seem slow.  160 seems more reasonable. 
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 That thing has sooooo much armour on it that 60 mph has to be downhill with a tail wind.  Much like the 240d. 
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 0-60 in 15 seconds?  Thats crap... 
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 and the driver's window can go down so that he can "pay a toll"? 
	Somehow I don't think anyone in that motorcade is going to be paying any tolls.  | 
		
 I bet it'll go faster than 60 but why tell the terrorists? 
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 8 inches of steel in the doors? I don't know what the density of steel is. How much does a dang door weigh? 
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 If its for President Obama does it swerve to the left all the time?:D 
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 Fake right, swerve left. 
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 The article on the American Presidential limo is in "British"? 
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 A lot of false info in that article. For starters no way it cost only $300k pounds, add a zero to that. 
	The armour is also way to thick to be pratical, 5in plate on the bottom? That car would weigh as much as a tank.  | 
		
 he needs a diesel chip like a bully dog or something to make that thing haul ass :D 
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 It probably does weigh as much as a tank, but after reading a few sites, I gotta think a lot of that information is wrong - especially the use of the 6.5 engine.  On one site, I read: 
	"While GM's trying to make it look like a Cadillac DTS, it's based on the company's line of heavy-duty 2500 trucks. For a fast getaway, it must have a giant engine under the hood. Because the presidential motorcade typically uses up to six decoy vehicles, there must be a mini-fleet of these behemoths on their way to the White House before too long." From http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2009/01/obamas-presiden.html (the video is fairly cool), check out the door on the thing: http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/images/2009/01/06/car.jpg  | 
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