Spied: Next US President's Limousine

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Interestingly, the United States' government had first requested for proposals for the car in 2013.

The only spy photo of the car reveals much about the car, including the fact that its front-end tends to remind the onlooker of the new Cadillac CT6 sedan. Also, the next presidential limousine will be the first to feature the carmaker's new crest logo sans the wreath.

While there's a good chance that its features will never become public knowledge, there are a few things you can be sure about. First, it will be bulletproof and also bomb-proof (at least to an extent). It will most certainly get a secondary air supply in the event of a chemical attack or some such thing. Top that off with the latest from the world of communication and safety technology.

The new presidential car will go into service in 2017, perhaps at the inauguration of America's next president.

(Photo Source: Brian Williams/ SpiedBilde)