Generally no. Bulletproof glass is thick as hell and requires extensive modification to the door, plus it often precludes being able to roll the window down.
Some might opt for kevlar panelling in the door. Anything heavier goes back to “extensive modification” and turns an $80k cruiser into a $400k cruiser.
They buy MRAPs from the DoD on the cheap for armored vehicles.
I knew a guy in highschool that had an old cop car (think Blues Brothers). It had bullet proof windows that were probably half inch thick and you couldn’t roll them down.
The front glass of cars is usually super laminated and you could hurl a couple of bricks at them without them busting through.
With all the over militarized equipment they’ve deemed necessary to give out traffic tickets, I would assume those have ballot proof windshields
Bravo
Wow I missed this on my initial reading of the comment. Brilliant
Generally no. Bulletproof glass is thick as hell and requires extensive modification to the door, plus it often precludes being able to roll the window down.
Some might opt for kevlar panelling in the door. Anything heavier goes back to “extensive modification” and turns an $80k cruiser into a $400k cruiser.
They buy MRAPs from the DoD on the cheap for armored vehicles.
I knew a guy in highschool that had an old cop car (think Blues Brothers). It had bullet proof windows that were probably half inch thick and you couldn’t roll them down.
The front glass of cars is usually super laminated and you could hurl a couple of bricks at them without them busting through.
That’s fine