2002 LEXUS ES300 -First $12 000 takes it! -Front-wheel drive, five passenger luxury sedan. -Purchased in Edmonton, licensed in Saskatchewan serviced in Saskatoon -Exterior is Alabaster Metallic (kind of silvery whitish) -Interior is silver-grey leather -163 800 km (101 800 miles) -Engine: 3.0 litre V-6 DOHC (double overhead cam), 4-valves per cylinder - 210 HP & 220 Ft-Lb torque - 0-100 kmph approx. 8.3 seconds, top speed about 220 kmph - Fuel consumption approx 8.5 litres/100 km at highway speed -5 speed automatic electronically controlled transmission with overdrive -Power steering -Power brakes -Power windows - one-touch up/down -Power mirrors -Power trunk release -Power fuel cap release -Power front seats - Two user memory for driving position setup - Two position (high & low) seat heaters - Multi adjustable including lumbar support -16" alloy wheels, including the spare -Two-way adjustable moon roof & sliding interior cover -Built-in tool kit -Digital clock -Mirror mounted compass -Driving computer controlled from the steering wheel -Cruise control -Front & full length side curtain airbags -Anti lock brakes (ABS) -Theft deterrent system -Switchable traction control system -Adjustable tilt steering wheel -Dual zone automatic climate control -Auto-dimming rear view mirror -Walnut cabin accents -Child seat anchors -Built-in Home Link three button garage door openers -Fold down rear-seat console, armrest & cup holder -Rear seat climate control outlets -Front seat personal lights and vanity mirrors -Exterior thermometer -Rear window & rear view mirror defogger -Fog lights -Two keys with wireless remote control -Cup holders, two compartment centre console, leather covered armrest -Sunglasses bin in overhead console

Small number of ambulances were built Integral roll bar in all steel body...folding windshield Data plate for ambulances is different from other vehicles for ID Extended rear deck for carrying two stretchers Rear compartment has a heater Not armed with heavy weapons Little protection and armed only with rifles...at one time the extra lights and Red Cross symbol would give you a little safety in the battlefield but in today's wars things are different