THE UNITED STATES SPECIALTY VEHICLE

• Out in California, there's a company called U.S. Specialty Vehicles, also known as USSV, and they take Jeep Wranglers and Ford F-Series Super Duty trucks, and convert them into monster SUVs that make the old Hummer look subtle.
• The biggest of course are the Super Duty-based SUVs called Rhino GXs, and USSV has launched an ultra-luxury version called the Rhino GX Executive, which is what you would get if you mashed up a Ford Excursion, that Hummer H2, and a private jet.

Joel Stocksdale - USSV Rhino GX Executive is nearly 19 feet of luxury

• The rest of the Rhino GX Executive is pretty much the same as any other Rhino GX.
• It can be ordered with either a 6.7-liter Power Stroke turbodiesel V8 or a 6.8-liter naturally aspirated V10.
• All of them are fitted with four-wheel drive and a six-speed automatic.
• They roll on huge 38-inch tires, too. Only three colors are available inside and out.
• Black, tan, and khaki green make up the exterior colors, while inside can be all black leather, or contrasting leather with black and your choice of red or tan.
• Pricing is not listed by USSV, but ordering a Rhino GX requires a 25 percent deposit for American customers, and a 50 percent deposit for international buyers.

• The Rhino GX Executive's highlight is the rear seating area, which, as seen above, has just two power-reclining bucket seats with built-in ottomans.
• They're separated by a center armrest with a touchscreen for controlling entertainment. That entertainment is viewable on a 40-inch TV mounted to a partition between the passenger area and the front seats.

• But rear occupants can still converse with the driver and front passenger via intercom. The Executive can also be fitted with a sunroof, which looks more like a skylight, and a satellite TV receiver.

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