Description: The United States Army has teamed up with engineering firm Ricardo (the guys who built the engine for the McLaren MP4-12C supercar) to develop a more fuel-efficient armored vehicle to use in wartime s...Add Comments1
Ken MadisonOct 11, 2011 Trying to make war more "efficient" is how you get people killed.... I seem to recall Saving .5 pennies on each round of 5.56 ammunition by using a different type of powder cost thousands there lives In Vietnam... Stick with what works
Duncan GibsonOct 12, 2011 The front looks like a happy tonk a toy's face
Joshua ArnottOct 12, 2011 @miftah, they're building an armored humvee, I don't think they were worried about the environment. They wanted fuel efficiency for strategic purposes.
Miftah Rasheed AmirOct 12, 2011 The car's made of plastic. That's bad. I mean bad for the environment.
Alfredo DiazOct 11, 2011 Forget about a squirl you can run over a small town and not even notice
Wes StoneOct 11, 2011 How do they see out the widows your sure to run over a squirl
Description: The ALPHA is an ultra-safe personnel carrier that was designed for fuel-efficiency and safety in combat zones. The military-spec vehicle was built with an Alcoa Defense aluminum structure with an unde...Add Comments4
Jimmy AtkinsonOct 13, 2011 Maybe it's just my thinking, but don't Goodyears fuelmax tires usually have shitty tread? I would rather have some good meaty A/Ts to get my ass out of the mud and away from bullets, than I would some "fuel efficient" tires with very little tread....
Miftah Rasheed AmirOct 12, 2011 Look at that. Maybe I'm wrong but I could've sworn I saw a sh*load of comments on this page.
Andrew HubbardOct 11, 2011 Luis is on a roll. Keep going please!!!
Michael BeachOct 11, 2011 Don't humvees have run flats? Putting a regular tire that can be shot out on these is a dumb idea. Use the new airless honeycomb wheels!
Description: He continued: "Each technology that made its way onto the vehicle was properly vetted to ensure that it aided in achieving the program goals of making a fuel efficient and creditable military veh...Add Comments0
Brandon MorganJan 18, 2012 53's and a 6" lift would be perfect!
Luis Daniel AngilelloOct 13, 2011 I could easily see this vehicle being featured in the 5th Transformers movie. LOL
Jimmy AtkinsonOct 13, 2011 Once again, no tread on these Fuelmax tires.... How the hell are the people fighting to save our freedom going to get around in this turd if it gets stuck in when grass? Put some good A/Ts on it!!
Miguel LongoriaOct 13, 2011 I'd put some 28's on it, paint it black, and roll it thru the 'hood... :D
Michael WilsonOct 12, 2011 i could have so much fun in this thing
Brahim GudahOct 11, 2011 This thing just screams fuel efficient
Andy KleschickOct 11, 2011 Let me ask this ted- has it been officially built for tests and production? if not, that probably means that there are still things that need to be worked out in it's design stages. you've even said it yourself ed that it is a test bed.
Nick BenzOct 11, 2011 No ed always has a bad day. His estrogen levels must be chronically elevated.
Edith WhartonOct 11, 2011 Ed must be having a bad day.
Andy KleschickOct 11, 2011 ok ed, isnt that a bit early to be saying that? I mean, it is in the works. I think if someone says that it means that it is NOT OFFICIALLY IN PRODUCTION. it can still be tweaked.
Kristoffer LopezOct 11, 2011 Can't wait till they start selling these to the public wouldnt that be funny
Cody JacquesOct 11, 2011 thats not alot of clarence in the front.
Trying to make war more "efficient" is how you get people killed.... I seem to recall Saving .5 pennies on each round of 5.56 ammunition by using a different type of powder cost thousands there lives In Vietnam... Stick with what works