8x8 Military Vehicles
Because sometimes eight wheels are better than six.
There are a total of 26 8x8 Military Vehicles in the Military Factory. Entries are listed below in alphanumeric order. Flag images indicative of country of origin.
2011
The Boxer saw its origins in a late 1990s military requirement concerning the armies of the United Kingdom, France and German...
1978
The BM-27 / 9P140 "Uragan" ("Hurricane") is a large, multi-wheeled self-propelled rocket launcher design consisting of an enc...
2001
The BTR-3 is a modern eight-wheeled armored fighting vehicle that currently serves operationally with a handful of armies acr...
2009
The BTR-4 eight-wheeled armored personnel carrier began as a in-house endeavor through the Kharkiv Morozov Machine Building D...
1960
The armored 8x8 wheeled BTR-60 of 1960 was developed as a direct replacement for the 6x6 wheeled BTR-152 series Armored Perso...
1980
The BTR-70 represents a further development of the successful line of BTR-60 armored personnel carriers of Soviet design. The...
1987
The BTR-80 was the logical evolution of the wheeled armored personnel carrier (APC) BTR series that more or less hit its stri...
1995
The BTR-90 represents a further development of the BTR series of 8x8 armored personnel carriers that include the BTR-60, BTR-...
2000
The BTR-94 is nothing more than a Ukrainian modified version of the Soviet-era BTR-80 armored personnel carrier. As such, the...
1991
The Centauro B1 8x8 tank killer is in the same family line of Italian Army vehicles that include the Ariete Main Battle Tank ...
2007
The CM-32 Yunpao ("Clouded Leopard") is an eight-wheeled, modular armored vehicle serving with the land forces of Taiwan. The...
2003
The KTO Rosomak ("Wolverine") is a family of multi-purpose, eight-wheeled, armored vehicles currently in service with the Pol...
1999
The LAV III "Kodiak" is based on the successful Swiss MOWAG Piranha III and is the armored personnel carrier of choice for th...
1983
The LAV-25 8x8 wheeled system was designed and produced by General Motors of Canada (which went on to become General Dynamics...
1993
The LAV-25 "Coyote" represents the LAV-25 family series in the Canadian Armed Forces in the form of a battlefield reconnaissa...
2002
The M1126 Stryker is another 8x8 wheeled armored machine in the long line of Stryker vehicles. The primary operational role o...
1951
The French Panhard EBR armored car of the 1950s actually maintained design origins in the years leading up to World War 2. Pa...
1975
The Luchs 8x8 Reconnaissance Vehicle provides the German Army with an all-terrain amphibious reconnaissance vehicle. Amphibio...
1972
Since the dark days of World War 2, the Soviet Army has held the rocket projector in high regard and has included thousands o...
1935
Following the end of World War 1, the victors placed the blame of the war squarely on the German Empire. Austria-Hungary and ...
1943
The SdKfz 234 (generally known as the "Puma") was a key 8-wheeled, armed reconnaissance platform utilized by the German Army ...
1977
The DANA saw its origins in a Czechoslovakian military requirement of the 1970s for an indigenous self-propelled gun system c...
1957
The SCUD missile system was the Soviet military long-range missile mainstay throughout the 70's and 80's. The system gained n...
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