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Originally Posted by Giannis at the previous greek international motor show i had seen the w220 S600 guard and they had one with hundreds and hundreds of bullets fired at it and still the inside of the car was intact!
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But what type of rounds were being fired, Giannis? You could fire 9mm submachine gun rounds into these cars all day.
The B6/B7 standard means the car is armoured according to European DIN ballistic standards' level six and level seven. However, because it is B6/B7, it is a combination of both. The highest level should, in my opinion, be B7/B7 and there are cars on the market that fit that certification. If you buy a factory armoured car, they are mostly B6/B7.
The price should be about 500,000 Euros including VAT and other charges.