Simulation shows what would happen if Trump's 'beast' limo hit by chemical bomb

A chilling simulation has claimed to show what would happen to Donald Trump's"beast" limo if it were hit by a chemical bomb.

Trump is one of the most guarded people in the entire world and his protection extends to the vehicles he travels in. Threats remain constant with the Republican being targeted during a rally in July, last year.

The President managed to survive with only minor injuries, with the moment proving to be one of the major events of the 2024 Presidential Election. There is also a history of assassination attempts made against sitting presidents, including the infamous killings of Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy.

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Steps have, therefore, being taken to protect the president including the "beast" limo, a heavily armoured vehicle he is driven around in. When he is not traveling on Air Force One or taking trips in the Marine One helicopter, Trump can be seen in the limo.

The vehicle weighs 20,000lbs and reportedly cost $1.5million (£1.1million) to construct. The Beast made its debuted in 2018 and, although key details about its security measures remain classified, NBC News reported the limo includes night vision tech, tear gas firing capabilities and door handles that can be electrified to stop unwanted entry into the vehicle.

It also features bulletproof windows that are reportedly three inches thick with its armour being about eight inches thick. Its secure communications system is also able to launch codes for nuclear weapons and it also includes a fridge that contains the president's blood type, reports Business Insider.

The limo is also understood to carry oxygen so it can be piped into a sealed cabin should it come under a chemical or biological attack. It would come in use should someone launch chemical bomb at the beast.

A simulation featured in a recent YouTube video showed the moment e bomb makes contact a "siren would sound and the Secret Service would be notified." The limo would then go into a lockdown, sealing vents inside to stop any air from coming in.

The simulation also claims this could trigger the vehicle's oxygen reserve to assist the president in breathing. A person drove the vehicle would then speed away from the scene to get away from any potentially dangerous situation.

Many viewers were impressed with the vehicle, with one stating: "This gave me chills… in the best way." Another commented: "Thats not a car, that's a whole a-- tank in disguise."

A third said: "Instead of tanks in WW3 we should have hellcats like this."