Iltis
Originally designed by Volkswagon for the German army, and called the VW190, these vehicles are also produced by other makers in various countries under licence. In Canada, they were made for the Canadian Army by Bombardier in 1986 as replacements for the M38 and CJ7 Jeep models then in use. The Iltis is a standard military pattern, 4 x 4, light utility vehicle designed to meet the Army's field force requirements.
| Length: | 3.982 m |
| Width: | 1.520 m |
| Height: | 1.937 m (reducible to 1.370 m) |
| Weight : | 1,550 kg |
| Maximum speed: | 130 km/hr |
| Cruising range: | 500 km |
| Payload: | 500 kg highway; 365 kg cross-country |
| Engine: | 74 hp, 4 cylinder, 1.7 l, gasoline. |
| Transmission: | 5 speed manual with integrated differential |
| Tires type: pressure: |
Michelin 6.50 R 16 35 psi (front & rear) |
| Fuel capacity: | 82 l |
