Politicians, captains of industry, gangsters and any prospective S-Class buyers concerned about their security are going to be very interested in the new S 600 Guard. It has been built to achieve VR9 resistance levels, which means the car features armour that will withstand high-velocity rifle fire and defend against splinters from grenades or other explosive devices.
To achieve such protection, the S 600 Guard incorporates an array of special modifications. The glass, for example, is much thicker and it’s coated in polycarbonate. Furthermore, aramide and additional steel plates have been added to the bodywork, while redesigned panels overlap more at vulnerable points.
+Front.jpg "Mercedes-Benz S 600 Guard (2014) Front")
Power is provided by a 523 bhp (390 kW / 530 PS) V12 engine that’s mated to a seven-speed automatic transmission. However, the S 600 Guard weighs considerably more than a regular S-Class thanks to its added specification, so top speed is restricted to 130 mph (210 km/h).
That extra bulk is also the reason for numerous chassis component upgrades. The standard-fit Airmatic suspension is strengthened, there are supplementary steel rear springs, run-flat tyres are fitted and the braking set-up gains larger calipers and discs.
Customers can order the S 600 Guard in either four- or five-seat configurations. Options include an emergency fresh air supply, a 360° camera, a built-in automatic fire extinguisher and a night vision system.
+Rear+Side.jpg "Mercedes-Benz S 600 Guard (2014) Rear Side")
+Interior.jpg "Mercedes-Benz S 600 Guard (2014) Interior")
+Door+Detail.jpg "Mercedes-Benz S 600 Guard (2014) Door Detail")
+Front+Side.jpg "Mercedes-Benz S 600 Guard (2014) Front Side")
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To achieve such protection, the S 600 Guard incorporates an array of special modifications. The glass, for example, is much thicker and it’s coated in polycarbonate. Furthermore, aramide and additional steel plates have been added to the bodywork, while redesigned panels overlap more at vulnerable points.
Power is provided by a 523 bhp (390 kW / 530 PS) V12 engine that’s mated to a seven-speed automatic transmission. However, the S 600 Guard weighs considerably more than a regular S-Class thanks to its added specification, so top speed is restricted to 130 mph (210 km/h).
That extra bulk is also the reason for numerous chassis component upgrades. The standard-fit Airmatic suspension is strengthened, there are supplementary steel rear springs, run-flat tyres are fitted and the braking set-up gains larger calipers and discs.
Customers can order the S 600 Guard in either four- or five-seat configurations. Options include an emergency fresh air supply, a 360° camera, a built-in automatic fire extinguisher and a night vision system.
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