Canadian LAV 1/2/3 Mobility Test

Mobility test of the Canadian LAV 1 Bison, LAV 2 Coyote and the LAV 3

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• tanks
• LAV
• 3
• 2
• 1
• coyote
• bison
• stryker
• abrams
• us
• army
• afghanistan
• canada
• iraq
• war

[thenrp2]

this is not a candian vehicle this is an american we canadians use the LAV III



[SuperColossal33]

@thenrp2 In Canada we also use the Lav Bison, Lav Coyote as well as the LAV III

[j0elself]

The M2 Bradley Has 600hp, I know its really not related but still

[SuperColossal33]

@j0elself yeah but HP is kind of useless for something like this, torque is the only thing that matters.

[Diehard335]

I know what I want for my birthday ;)

[wasteofspace1234]

Someone please tell me, if you have a vehicle this mobile then why did we drive around on the fucking roads in Afghanistan and get blown up all the time? Why not offroad it whenever possible?

[SekretZdzicha]

I had thought i could afford this...but then i reminded about mileage...

[nateextreme0969]

barely any tires and still going. very nice to see these experiments. But i think we need to find something in between tires and tracks or another propulsion but thats 20-30 years ahead

[Styromousse]

Will it drift ?

[101andrewj]

@frick1967 see if you love it when it runs over your car and doesnt notice

[mindofarock]

They should have bought more of these for Iraq and Afghanistan. They would easily take casualties in the rear hatch. Take gun fire way better than Humvees. They could go after people setting up ambushes.

I luv in the video how they take one or two wheels out and it performs fine...4 flat tires? no problem. Probably 5x more expensive than a humvee.

[NOVIE821]

That is the Coyote test platform also known as the LAV 25 which yes the USMC does use. Also this Video has the LAV 3 in it

[DisgorgeKILLusa]

@tanker00alexey Но бтр-80 хуже чем Пиранья 3 практически по всем параметрам, насчет проходимости незнаю

[DisgorgeKILLusa]

@thenrp2 In fact, this Swiss machine Piranha 3, nothing American in it.

[frick1967]

they build these in London Ontario, just down the road from where I work.. I love it when they take these out for a road test and you get behind one in traffic. Amazing piece of machinery