U.S. Cougar 6x6 MRAP vehicle, developed by U.S. company Force Protection Inc., is an armored vehicle which can withstand roadside bombs attacks and ambushes. In 2004, Cougar started to serve in U.S. armed forces. It's mainly used for scouting, transporting troops, commanding, towing heavy guns, repairing projects and rescuing. In November of the same year, Cougar vehicles with the 1st Marine Division of United Stated Marine Corps stationed in Iraq took part in the Battle of Fallujah.

Kit features full cabin interior (bucket seats, dash panel, stowage rack, and more) troop compartment interior (bucket seats, stowage box and more), external stowage boxes, positionable doors, boarding ladder, interior air conditioner, front air-inlet grill, rubber tires, suspension and drive train, left and right fuel tanks, optional IED jammer antenna ( up or down), roof search light, rotatable M2 Machine Gun with gunners protection turret, photo-etch and transparent parts. Decals and painting guide for (2) vehicles: USMC or HEV USMC - includes dash panel markings.