Mahir Supron BARGHEST

BARGHEST modded this van to the point of unrecognition, even to Mahir factory specialists. But necessity is the mother of invention, and even the Supron's designers' worst nightmares couldn't compare to Dogtown's roads. Potholes are one thing, but passersby armed to the teeth, landmines and improvised barricades are an altogether different can of worms. The model's facelift included pneumatic suspension, a 349 horsepower engine and armor impenetrable to most bullets and improvised explosive devices. The motto, "necessity over style" was perfectly embodied in the Supron BARGHEST's finesse-free body, but some things are important and others... important-er. Like surviving your next patrol through Dogtown.