Armored vehicles have come a long way since President Roosevelt rode in Al Capone's old car at the beginning of World War II.

In truth, the new presidential limo is a Cadillac ... And the door and window frames, which accommodate thick ballistic glass, create large blind spots, he said. Funk's own experience driving ...

The Secret Service said on X that the director met with GM “to discuss advancements that could benefit the next generation of ...

The presidential limo version was stretched by four feet, loaded up with B6-level body armor and bulletproof glass, and given a three-inch-higher roof. Under the hood is a 454 cubic-inch (7.4 ...

In truth, the new presidential limo is a Cadillac ... And the door and window frames, which accommodate thick ballistic glass, create large blind spots, he said. Funk's own experience driving ...

"The car's armor actually was comprised of only bulletproof glass; the body of the car was still vulnerable. The vehicle was used until limousines in the presidential fleet — such as the 1939 ...