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Bulletproof Inkas ‘Sentry Civilian’ Is A Private Jet On Wheels — See Inside ₦133m Tough-looking Limo SUV
Inkas ‘Sentry Civilian‘ military-style SUV offers a unique combination of a menacing, bullet-resistant exterior and a luxurious interior.
It is specially design to chauffeur Heads of States and Dictators through warring zones’, including terrorist infected “Sambisa.”
The bulletproof Inkas Sentry Civilian is currently available by special order. It is priced at $350,000 (₦133 million).
Amidst alarming safety issues across the world, Inkas has again launched a “Luxury Bulletproof Car” to protect the lives of well-off executives and superstars.
The latest “Bunker” joining the Canadian firms ever growing lineups of luxury bulletproof limousines is the civilian-grade version of its armoured personnel carrier (APC) known as the Inkas Sentry Civilian.
It is specially design to chauffeur Heads of States, Dictators and well-off customers through warring zones’, including terrorist infected “Sambisa.”
On the outside, this tough-looking, military-style boasts a bullet-resistant glass and armoured passenger compartment. Its rides on run-flat tyres, allowing high-speed driving when punctured by bullets.
Inside Bulletproof Inkas Sentry Civilian
Inside, the lavish, private jet-like cabin comes with heated and cooled leather captain’s chairs, entertainment systems, and a long list of optional luxury features.
Add-ons includes a TV screen, that can electronically retracts to serve as a partition, minibar, safe, and retractable tables.
Buyers can outfit their Inkas Sentry Civilian with up to BR6 armour protection level, which allows it to stop some 7.62 and 0.308 assault-rifle rounds.
Powering the luxury “Beast” is a 6.7-liter diesel V8. It has a 40-gallon fuel tank.
The bulletproof Inkas Sentry Civilian is currently available by special order. This limousine SUV is priced at $350,000 (₦133 million). This price excludes tax and destination charges.
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