Is this the world's most unstoppable vehicle? 'Marauder' can smash through walls, survive land mines and comes fitted with anti-ballistic armour as standard

Armoured off-roader is capable of withstanding blasts from ballistic missiles and can smash through brick walls
Manufacturers have received thousands of enquiries from members of the public eager to buy one of the Marauders
The military vehicle is fitted with a six cylinder turbo diesel engine and can hit top speeds of up to 75mph on road

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An armoured off-roader capable of withstanding blasts from ballistic missiles and smashing through walls has been pictured roaring through a testing facility.

The Marauder, described as being the world's most unstoppable vehicle, was put through its paces near Pretoria in South Africa.

With its six cylinder turbo diesel engine, the armoured car can hit speeds of up to 75mph on road, and is strong enough to survive a land mine explosion.

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The military vehicle makes light work of rough terrain, despite weighing up to 20 tons when fully kitted-out with protective casing.
The Paramount Group, who make the vehicle, have received thousands of enquiries from members of the public eager to buy one of the Marauders - but the company only sells them to governments.
Nico de Klerk from the Paramount Group said: 'It is a clean sheet design, one of the world's most advanced and modern armoured vehicles, it has very high levels of protection as standard against land mines and ballistic attacks.
'Only sovereign governments can purchase the vehicles. Also only governments that are approved by the South African government and the UN.

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'It is by far the world's most iconic armoured vehicle.'

Footage shot at testing facilities in South Africa shows the Marauder smashing through walls and withstanding an explosion from below.

The Marauder is also filmed driving through water and tackling muddy hills.

It was originally developed for peacekeeping and reconnaissance missions.

The vehicle holds a crew of two in the front with space for eight fully equipped troops in the back.

The tough and versatile Marauder has become one of the best-known armoured vehicles in the world since its launch in 2007.

It was filmed being put through its paces at the Gerotek testing facility outside Pretoria, and the Paramount Group's very own Battle Creek facility near Rustenburg.

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thank God say Jonathan don leave throne. if not....

How many are they supplying for us?

I still don't believe it's Invincible

it cannot climb to heaven if u like ask angel Michael

Whole thing smacks of advertising for the Nigerian military and Africa since daily mail knows its contents end up here on Niraland. I ain being presumptuous or big headed

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There is nothing like an indestructible military vehicle. Military armour is usually obsolete within few years.

South Africa miliatry is way ahead of their african counterparts thou

It looks like a south african product ,probably from mekahog.

Missy89:
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There is nothing like an indestructible military vehicle. Military armour is usually obsolete within few years.

South Africa miliatry is way ahead of their african counterparts thou

Of courrse, even a blind man knows this.
If Nigerian govt weren't mindless zombies, i don't see why they can't lure these guys into Nigeria.
What the hell do they discuss at the AU anyway?

Mtchewww...I thought as much.

Not even stronger than my Grand Pa's Raleigh Bicycle dat survived the Nigerian Civil War

Missy89:
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There is nothing like an indestructible military vehicle. Military armour is usually obsolete within few years.

South Africa miliatry is way ahead of their african counterparts thou

What do you know.

Odeshi is indestructible.