proposed active protection system and underbody armor, and 20 significant weaknesses which had potential solutions offered that were judged as inadequate. On 2 April 2013, the Congressional Budget Office released a report that advised purchasing current infantry fighting vehicles instead of developing a new vehicle for the GCV program. Buying the Puma would save $14.8 billion, and was called the most capable vehicle. The Army responded by saying no existing vehicle could match requirements to replace the Bradley. See also ASCOD Ajax M2 Bradley Warrior IFV Combat Vehicle 90 Dardo IFV K21 ZBD-04 Kurganets-25 Lynx Makran IFV Hunter AFV References External links Puma Technical Data Sheet and pictures Manufacturer website Krauss-Maffei Wegmann´s Puma site (Manufacturer) Pictures Tracked infantry fighting vehicles Armoured fighting vehicles of Germany Infantry fighting vehicles of the post–Cold War period Post–Cold War military vehicles of Germany Rheinmetall Military vehicles introduced in the 2010s