Now on the American road: Bulletproof cars

Drivers are paying for amenities once reserved for banks, law enforcement and the military.

(Kim Raff | The New York Times) A worker near a completed armored car at the Armormax garage in Ogden, Utah, June 4, 2026. Drivers are paying for amenities once reserved for banks, law enforcement and the military.

Now on the American road: Bulletproof cars

Drivers are paying for amenities once reserved for banks, law enforcement and the military.

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