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This Audi RS7 is a 202mph armoured car | Top Gear

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Ferrari F40-beating pace makes this the fastest way to ward off a small army

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Ferrari F40-beating pace makes this the fastest way to ward off a small army

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Ferrari F40-beating pace makes this the fastest way to ward off a small army

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Ferrari F40-beating pace makes this the fastest way to ward off a small army

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If you’re in need of an armoured car that can comfortably top 200mph – what on earth have you got yourself in to? Seriously, you should consider some of your life choices.

Anyway, if that is your current situation then AddArmor has you covered. This is their latest creation, a 202mph APR-tuned Audi RS7 with European B4 levels of protection. My word.

Since we’re a car website and all of that, let’s start with the engine. The twin-turbo 4.0-litre V8 has been fettled to produce a massive 760bhp and 800lb ft of torque, hence the mega top speed and claims of being 'world’s fastest armoured car'.

It’ll also do 0-60mph in just 2.9 seconds – handy when fleeing a hostile situation. Your assailants won’t have even had time to lift their pitchforks.

In the past we’ve always thought of armoured cars as being ridiculously heavy, thanks to old-school steel plates. With the RS7 though, AddArmor has used a polycarbonate weave that cocoons the whole car and is apparently 10 times stronger than steel whilst weighing 60 per cent less.

That armour, combined with ballistic glass, means the RS7 will now stop rounds from a .44 Magnum as well as continued blows from ‘blunt objects such as bats or cinder blocks’. Impressive.

Now for the good stuff – the gadgets.

If you find yourself surrounded by an angry mob there are electric-shock door handles, a smoke screen system, a siren capable of 120 dB and a pepper spray dispenser at the top of each door, the button for which is hidden under an awesome jet fighter-style cover.

Other defences include an explosion detection system and a 360-degree night vision camera, as well as aircraft-inspired blinding lights on the rear bumper and a reinforced front bumper for ultimate ramming abilities. Basically, it’s a serious bit of kit.

AddArmor also says: “Should all else fail, there’s biometric gun racks in the boot which can hold pistols and assault guns.” Crikey.

The full package, including the car in its fully tuned state, will set you back $205,000 (or just over £164,000). But the RS7 has also been designed to prove that armoured cars no longer need to be huge, sluggish SUVs. With that in mind, if you were ever in need of some extra protection, what would you like to be driving (or, indeed, driven in)?

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If you’re in need of an armoured car that can comfortably top 200mph – what on earth have you got yourself in to? Seriously, you should consider some of your life choices.

Anyway, if that is your current situation then AddArmor has you covered. This is their latest creation, a 202mph APR-tuned Audi RS7 with European B4 levels of protection. My word.

Since we’re a car website and all of that, let’s start with the engine. The twin-turbo 4.0-litre V8 has been fettled to produce a massive 760bhp and 800lb ft of torque, hence the mega top speed and claims of being 'world’s fastest armoured car'.

It’ll also do 0-60mph in just 2.9 seconds – handy when fleeing a hostile situation. Your assailants won’t have even had time to lift their pitchforks.

In the past we’ve always thought of armoured cars as being ridiculously heavy, thanks to old-school steel plates. With the RS7 though, AddArmor has used a polycarbonate weave that cocoons the whole car and is apparently 10 times stronger than steel whilst weighing 60 per cent less.

That armour, combined with ballistic glass, means the RS7 will now stop rounds from a .44 Magnum as well as continued blows from ‘blunt objects such as bats or cinder blocks’. Impressive.

Now for the good stuff – the gadgets.

If you find yourself surrounded by an angry mob there are electric-shock door handles, a smoke screen system, a siren capable of 120 dB and a pepper spray dispenser at the top of each door, the button for which is hidden under an awesome jet fighter-style cover.

Other defences include an explosion detection system and a 360-degree night vision camera, as well as aircraft-inspired blinding lights on the rear bumper and a reinforced front bumper for ultimate ramming abilities. Basically, it’s a serious bit of kit.

AddArmor also says: “Should all else fail, there’s biometric gun racks in the boot which can hold pistols and assault guns.” Crikey.

The full package, including the car in its fully tuned state, will set you back $205,000 (or just over £164,000). But the RS7 has also been designed to prove that armoured cars no longer need to be huge, sluggish SUVs. With that in mind, if you were ever in need of some extra protection, what would you like to be driving (or, indeed, driven in)?

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Ferrari F40-beating pace makes this the fastest way to ward off a small army