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*The Warthog's and Hog's relation is a parallel to the present days' [[Wikipedia:Humvee|Humvee]]/[[Wikipedia:Hummer|Hummer]], respectively. The Civilian Warthog is also known as a [[Wikipedia:Willys MB|Jeep]], after the eponymous vehicle made famous in [[World War II]], and later released for civilian use after the war. | *The Warthog's and Hog's relation is a parallel to the present days' [[Wikipedia:Humvee|Humvee]]/[[Wikipedia:Hummer|Hummer]], respectively. The Civilian Warthog is also known as a [[Wikipedia:Willys MB|Jeep]], after the eponymous vehicle made famous in [[World War II]], and later released for civilian use after the war. | ||
*The Civilian Warthog, was featured in the [[December 2551 Edition]] of [[Car & Pilot Magazine]]. | *The Civilian Warthog, was featured in the [[December 2551 Edition]] of [[Car & Pilot Magazine]]. | ||
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Revision as of 01:29, February 23, 2009
- ""It's Beauty and the Beast.""
- — Advertisement for the Civilian Warthog
The Civilian Warthog (simply referred to as the "Hog" in advertisement or "Yellow Warthog and/or Golden Warthog") is the civilian version of the popular United Nations Space Command vehicle.
Designed and Manufactured by AMG Transport Dynamics, the three and half-ton civilian edition of the M12 LRV Warthog is available in a wide range of colors, trim, and equipment specifications. This heavy duty off-road vehicle is extremely popular with off-world explorers. Compared to the military version, this is a luxurious automobile, with trans-system GPS, omni-directional networked surround sound, complete user-specific voice control, a highly efficient long range power cell and the capability to drive itself.
Editions
2549 Model
The last revision (2549) had a slower speed from the 2553 model per wheel in horsepower/kilowattage. As with every other iteration of the Hog, each wheel has an independent drive-by-wire electric motor, with power generated by a forward-housed low-profile hydrogen I/C plant. The hydrogen fuel is burned at very high temperature with a synthetic carbon/silicon catalyst to achieve better fuel consumption. One billboard in New Mombasa said this: "Drive with reckless abandon in the new 12th gen Hog. Comfort, luxury, bone-crushing power, it's beauty and the beast."
2553 Model
The most recent 2553 edition features a Graf/Hauptman solar/saline actuator capable of converting up to 12 liters of fresh, brackish or salt water into hydrogen, with increased efficiency allowing the vehicle to get a range of around 200 kilometers after an overnight condensation capture. It has advanced computer systems that allow a perfect distribution of power to every wheel over any surface and is only prone to flipping in hard-bank turns. Thanks to an increased structural rigidity and gas-inflated restraints this vehicle holds the honor of having the highest passenger safety rating of any recreation vehicles in 2553. The standard model starts at a hefty 86,000 UN Credits. A manual-transmission version stickers at UNCr 81,000., while the Limited edition wood-trimmed Classic Edition with winch, tow and luggage rack tops out at a price of UNCr 91,000.
Trivia
- It is possible to remove the turret of the Warthog via a glitch in Halo 3, which in turn makes that Warthog look like a Civilian Warthog. A detailed guide of this can be found at this link "http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=iceZRzy6uIU". This glitch may also be performed on the Wraith, Scorpion, and Brute Prowler.
- A billboard for a yellow Civilian Warthog, can be spotted on the multiplayer maps of Halo 2 Headlong and District, and the campaign level Metropolis.
- The Warthog's and Hog's relation is a parallel to the present days' Humvee/Hummer, respectively. The Civilian Warthog is also known as a Jeep, after the eponymous vehicle made famous in World War II, and later released for civilian use after the war.
- The Civilian Warthog, was featured in the December 2551 Edition of Car & Pilot Magazine.
