Top 20 Zombie-Proof Vehicles You Won’t Believe Exist
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Top 20 Zombie-Proof Vehicles You Won’t Believe Exist. Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre works. Yet we are living in an uncertain era where a pandemic changed our livess so much. Depending on what causes civilization’s […]
Top 20 Zombie-Proof Vehicles You Won’t Believe Exist. Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre works. Yet we are living in an uncertain era where a pandemic changed our livess so much. Depending on what causes civilization’s collapse, some survival choices will be more useful than others. We are presenting the top 20 zombie-proof vehicles you won’t believe exist.
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Jeepiator Rubicon
Look, you don’t call something a “gladiator” unless it has those sorts of ambitions. Consider the new Jeep pickup’s standard equipment: Fox shocks, skid plates, beefy Dana 44 axles, locking front and rear differentials, and rock rails. The Jeep is big but not too big, and its off-road capability and toughness are assets to leverage when you’ll be mowing down the undead and clambering around off the grid trying to evade spawning sites—um, we mean, former population centers.
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Sherp
We’re not sure what Cthulhu looks like—yet. Legends tell of an enormous octopus with big armored scales and tentacles strong enough to lift cruise ships. Whatever sleeping medication Cthulhu takes, it’s working, because the beast hasn’t revealed itself in over 15,000 million years. When that day comes, choose the Sherp. The 43-hp ATV wears giant 63-inch tires that can climb logs, rocks, ice, and and snow, but most impressively, travel on water at 3.7 mph. Okay, that’s not very quick, considering your typical fishing boat has a top speed of 11 mph, but the Sherp doesn’t stop when it hits the shore.
Armored Chevrolet Suburban HD
Pre-apocalyptic sorts of tensions take a while to play out into full-on lockdowns, so you’ve had time to equip your black zombie-proof vehicles with the requisite “secret service” treatment. That means lights, antennae, tinted windows, and the like. No uniformed police or military will dare second-guess you when you glide through checkpoints with a one-handed,, confident wave. You’re above their pay grade, or at least appear to be, and so you’re probably doing something important.
Toyotama TRD Pro
The Toyota Tacoma is a little long in the tooth, you say? Could be. But you’re not going to be looking to impress the Joneses when the Russians are landing on both coasts. You’re going to need something you can pack up, pack in, and take off in without even an errant concern over its reliability. The hardcore, off-road-ready TRD Pro version ensures you won’t have a pang of unease over the Tacoma’s capability, either. The 2020 Tacoma TRD Pro adds an incredible Army Green paint option.
Mercedes-Benz
It’s a shame Mercedes-Benz has yet to resurrect the towering G550 4×4 Squared model in the redesigned G-class lineup. It’d be perfect for when the world goes to hell in a handbasket.Plus, a 4×4 Squared based on the new G-class sure would be sweet to show off to your soon-to-be-doomed fellow citizens. While you could always find one on the used market, new is always better; if that best-car smell is something you want to hang onto post-apocalypse, the regular G-wagen is worthy—if not quite as tall as the discontinued 4×4 Squared.
Arield Tactical
Offering absolutely no defensive protection, the Ariel Nomad should be your pick if your number one concern is the only concern: getting out of dodge ight now. It’s essentially an Ariel Atom that’s been over-engineered to move quickly through practically any terrain. Focus on that, not the fact that the buggy has barely enough room inside for a backpack. What the Nomad does have is a supercharged Honda K24 engine pumping out 300 horsepower, BF Goodrich Mud Terrain tires, an adjustable heavy-duty suspension, and a feathery 1750-pound weight.
BMW X5 Protection VR6
Typically when someone describes a car as being bulletproof, they’ree speaking in terms of reliability. In the BMW X5 Protection VR6’s external hard drive case,, however, it’s a far more literal description. The underbody, cargo area, firewall, and doorjambs are all overlapped with high-strength armor plating that can take blasts of up to 15 kilograms of explosives from a distance of 13 feet. Thanks to Post Blast Protective Technology, the windows don’t completely shatter and remain firmly in place. Seeing through them,, however, well,, that’s a different story.
Mercedes-Benz Defense Unimog Crew Cab Troop Carrier
What if Amazon’s A Handmaid’s Tale actually happens? There is no better way to save the women and children from some horrific dystopian reality that enslaves and reassigns them than with a new four-door Unimog Crew Cab from Mercedes-Benz’s “Defense” line. You can build these rigs aimed at military service pretty much any way you want, but in this scenario we’d suggest upgrading to the armored troop carrier. It’s assuredly better for when society is crumbling around you than the less-armored, cloth-sided troop carrier pictured here. Either way, there’s room for everyone! Or at least you and your large family.
Outside Van Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 4×4 Conversion
Tensions are rising, the riots are happening a lot more often, the mail hasn’t been coming, and the power has been iffy at best. You can feel it in your bones: It’s only a matter of days before the entire country goes Tango Uniform. That’s why you should consider an upfittedMercedes-Benz Sprinter from Outside Van. Take the family on a fun overlandingtrip today, and be super-prepared for an uncertain tomorrow. Looking like a monster truck,is may become your life hack inventionin the Walking Dead situation.
Inkas Riot Control Vehicle
Put the kibosh on civil disobedience,, and you could be running a town or greaseballball ia before you know it, and stability and protection aree powerful social currency in post-apocalyptic times. So, why not pacify the masses on your way to your new station by using the 250-psi water cannons mounted atop Inkas’ very aptly named Riot Control Vehicle, which, which will pretty much tone down any anxious crowd you could imagine? If the hordes get too fighty, don’t worry: the Riot Control Vehicle can withstand multiple high-velocity rounds as well as shrapnel from explosions.
Rolls-Royce Phantom Extended Wheelbase
Whatever you did in the normal world to afford the $500,000-plus Phantom Extended Wheelbase, we’ll assume you’ll be crafty enough to instantly do the math when the antibiotic-resistant super-virus outbreak hits. Even if you can get out of range for a few days, or even weeks, there is no beating a force of nature like this. Earth is done with us and is hitting “reset,” and only the germs will survive. It’s against this bleak, hopeless backdrop that we suggest the Rolls. Unlike some of the other vehicles on this list, it isn’t going to beat the odds and carry you to a post-human earthly existence. No, it’s here for those keen on measuring out their remaining days one drink at a time in comfort and style.
Ford Transit Connect Cargo Van
It’s not difficult to imagine a scenario in which the same geniuses who brought you the mortgage crisis, credit crisis, and a few stock market collapses could botch the entire financial system, sending us all back to the Stone Age overnight. There would be roving gangs, sure, but for the most part people just want to survive—you included, we bet. So, get yourself a Ford Transit Connect cargo van. It’s small, affordable, and useful even before the economy melts down. Imagine ou could barter your way across the nation like a dystopian version of Jon Favreau in Chef, cooking up food for the masses in exchange for raw ingredients, shelter, warmth, or fuel.
Mitsubishi Delica
Of course, the zombie apocalypse may strike without warning, meaning you’re going to have to use what’s close at hand. If you’re on the West Coast, odds are you’re going to have easy access to one of the most useful and capable vans ever built. It’s narrow enough to squeeze through a gap in traffic, sure-footed with four-wheel-drive, and you can sleep in it. Sure, maneuvering a right-hand-drive vehicle is a little trickier in traffic, but when said traffic is all trying to eat your sweet, sweet, delicious brain, you just run them over anyway.
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Honda Civic Go-Bag
Zombies won’t be the only danger out there on the road. With the breakdown of the social contract favoring those who are good at swinging a bat, you’ll have to keep your guard up on the road. That means you’re going to need to be quick on the move, and if you don’t have the good luck to be living in a six-wheeled city or in a convoy of giant Terror buses then some ubiquitous crafty quickness is needed. Enter this cool gadget,, Honda Civic.
Hägglunds BV206
“But what if the zombie apocalypse strikes while I’m stuck in some creepy military base?” you ask. Good question. In my experience, zombie apocalypses pretty much only happen when people go to the hospital, visit the mall, or get stuck in a creepy military base. In Canada, getting trapped in a base is no problem, not when you’ve got the keys to a BV206 hanging somewhere close by. This articulated four-tracked machine is capable of crossing any terrain,, from sand to snow to muskeg, and even if you’re only trapped in a crumbling abandoned farmhouse,, you still might be able to get your hands on one,, as several decommissioned versions have been pressed into use as transports, especially in the prairies.
Ford Raptor Raptor
r on to a Ford or Dodge dealership lot,, and you’d assume the apocalypse was already here. Sure, there are shiny hatchbacks and sensible minivans to be found, but take a quick stroll over to where they keep trucks. Because that way madness lies. Ford’s Raptor is very well publicized already, and no doubt you’ve seen footage of its flared-out, muscular shape jumping over sand dunes r bumped into a suspiciously pristine and unscratched version in your mall’s parking lot. Well, when the zombies show up, all those Baja Truck looks will get put to good use. Will your gang of wasteland warriors be called the Raptors? Hopefully not, unless you’re all good at basketball.
Ford Police Interceptor Utility
Howdy,, partner. Aliens have attacked, and you’ve just been deputized. You’ll need the help of bright spotlights and a sturdy bash bar for an emergency getaway. If Hollywood predicted it right, aliens are going to be tiny little fellas, but they’re going to be fast. The 2020 Ford Explorer marks another generation of the Ford tradition, and it also comes with a new special police model. One that uses a hybrid drivetrain to save fuel nd boost horsepower output. The three-row SUV has loads of room for supplies or friends you might rescue along the way. This Zombie Proof Vehicle hashas been engineered to safely soak up a 75-mph rear impact, just in case aliens try to attackack you from the back.
Terex 33-19
Right. No sense mucking about with lift kits for that Hyundai—re’s the one-time largest truck to ever exist. It is simply enormous, built to a scale that boggles the mind. Seven meters high. Eight meters wide. Twenty meters long. Six wheels, ten tires, four General Motors electric traction motors, and a 169.1 LL 16-cylinder 3,300 3,300 hpel engine. That ought to do it. Granted, there is just one of these behemoths, located as a display in the small mining town of Sparwood, BC. It’s a prototype unit built in London, Ontario, as the first of an intended run that never really materialized.
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Aston Martin DB9
The Aston Martin DB9 is a British grand tourer first shown by Aston Martin at the 2003 Frankfurt Auto Show. The DB9, originally designed by Ian Callum and finished by Henrik Fisker, has an aluminum construction. The chassis is the Ford-developed VH platform, while the engine is the 5.9-liter V12 from the Vanquish. The 2016 Aston Martin DB9 GT has a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of around $203,000 for the coupe and about $218,000 for a Volante convertible. If you’re opting for the Bond Edition, you’ll pay $240,000 for the coupe-only option.
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The Water Car
The WaterCar Python, now known as Panther, is the fastest amphibious vehicle in the world, driving on land and boating in water. The car is a modified consumer vehicle that can go 0—60 mph in just 4.5 seconds. The car uses a standard engine on land and a jet engine for water propulsion, giving it a top speed of 60 mph in water and 100 mph on land. While the car isn’t for everyone, it can be hand-built to order and customized with over 60,000 exterior colors to choose from. Rather than sit in traffic all morning, why not just commute on water?
Which one could survive a zombie apocalypse? Do you want to ride any of them? Let us know in the comment section.