This vehicle was designed as a command center for those who don't always wish to look like two tons of death (or, in this case, six or seven tons).  The exterior looks very close to how it did when it was "first modified," and it can even be designed to look like it has rust damage.  Being in the 2050s, though, all is not what it seems -- not by a long shot.
    With a turret mounted under the body, a minigun that slides out of the side panel, and a four-pack missile launcher, this big-boy packs a wallop.  With the latest in surveillance and tracking gear, you'll know whenever anyone comes knocking.  Someone makes it past your main line of defense?  No problem!  With the patented Foxx Sureshock system, anyone who touches the vehicle while the sytem is engaged will receive a nasty shock or something worse, depending on which setting the system is on.
 

Seating: 10
Entry Points: right side door, rear panel, under hatch
Cargo: 21O CF
Load: 15 kg
Fuel: MultiF/220 L, Electric emergency motor
Economy: 10 km/L
L/T Profile: NA
Setup/Breakdown Time: None
Other Features: NA
The ROVer-253 utilizes original Rigger Black Book statistics

RiggerX

[In your dreams.  This vehicle certainly has its merits, though.  Concealability is everything these days, and ROVer-253 seems like the vehicle of choice in those "questionable" ops ...]

UART

[Echo that.  I've had the priviledge of working from one of these babies, and I couldn't have asked for more.  AAA security district, and Lone Star drove by it time after time.  We were able to do our thing and get out -- all without the Star ever thinking that we were there.  Amen!]

Les