Family Sedan, TL8
This is fairly typical of mid-sized family-oriented cars. It can carry plenty of people and cargo for vacations or business trips (or mob hits, or bank robberies, or ...). It has the latest in safety and handling equipment; what it lacks are normally offered as optional. The two rear seats are connected, allowing up to four people (barely) to fit in the back. Standard sockets are provided next to each of the three passenger seats for plugging in laptop computers (using power from the rD-cell).
Subassemblies: body +3, four wheels +1
P&P: 50 kW ceramic w/ wheeled drivetrain, one rD-cell
Fuel: 10 gallons diesel (fire chance: 7) in one 10 gallon self-sealing
tank, 6.67 hours fuel
Occ: 1 NCS, 3 NS
Cargo: 25 cf
| Armor | All | ||||
| Body (exterior) | 1/3 | ||||
| Body (open frame) | 4/30 | ||||
| Wheels | 2/5 |
Equipment
Body: medium range recieve-only radio, LLTV (1 miles, Scan 11),
4x ground-search no-targeting radar (Range 0.1 miles, Scan 3), transponder,
one small computer, one terminal (driver), six-man environmental controls,
sound system, civilian GPS, compact fire suppression system, alarm system,
4 crash webs
Statistics
| Size: 6'x5'x12' | Payload: approx. 960 lbs | Lwt: 3112 lbs (1.56 tons) |
| Volume: 187 cf (Size Mod: +3) | Maint.: 136 hours | Price: $21,750 |
HT: 12
HP: 138 [body], 8 [each wheel]
| gSpeed: 102 | gAccel: 6 | gDecel: 20 | gMR: 1.5 | gSR: 5 | GP: moderate (1/4) |
Design Notes
Frame is cheap, light for 170 cf body and 17 cf wheels. Vehicle has
an improved suspension, smartwheels, improved brakes, and puncture-resistant
tires. Armor is expensive metal.