AA has been working with the
G-Wagon for a couple of decades now, and unless you’re attacked by
an actual army, you’re going to be okay. The doors and windows can
stop a .357 with full metal jacket bullets at point-blank range,
which is a level of protection NATO deems good enough for most
mid-level diplomats. The sky's pretty much the limit, though, and
while they do ask for a little more money, they don't ask
questions if you need your vehicle IED-proofed.
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