3. EE-3 Jararaca – Brazil
Producers: Engesaya
Main Entrants: Brazilian Army
Cost of Program: $1–$5 million*; Cost of Unit: $82,000*
Built by Engesa in response to the Brazilian Army’s need for a lightly armored vehicle to replace its existing unarmed utility vehicles, this scout car served as a multipurpose tool for the army. Liaison, internal security, and route recon missions have all been carried out using the EE-3 Jararaca.
EE-3 Sylvain2803/commons.wikimedia.org Jararaca (Brazil)
Due to its restricted mobility, it was rejected for use in large-scale operations; however, the Jararaca has had considerable success in Libyan and Iranian export markets. Produced between 1982 and 1990, the Jararaca was reasonably priced at about $82,000 per unit.
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