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Matthew @ Jul 25th 2007 6:39AM
I don't buy it. AM General are trying to make a smokescreen. The vehicle pictured in the previous blog (link below) is a very serious piece of engineering. It's styling is similar to the EVCII concept but that is where the similarities end. And while would you build a second concept? Concepts are expensive to make so you would only make one. And you especially don't go and build a precision engineered second version just for show.
Furthermore the way the doors are "sealed" so robustly to the cabin demostrates the real explosion resistance this provided to the occupants. This vehicle is not a concept, it is an advanced prototype.
http://www.autoblog.com/2007/07/19/spy-shots-am-general-humvee-prototype-caught/