Outside Canada
To meet the pressing demand for military vehicles during World War II, several Commonwealth countries designed light armoured vehicles based on CMP chassis made in Canada.
- Ruskin Motor Bodies Pty Ltd and Ford Motor Company of Australia Rover Light Armoured Car (4x4, 134.25" and 158.25" wheelbases) - built on Ford 3-ton CMP chassis
- General Motors Holden Ltd Rhino Heavy Armoured Car (4x4, 101" wheelbase) - prototype only
- General Motors Holden Ltd 6x6 Heavy Armoured Car (6x6, 158" wheelbase)
- Indian Railways Armoured Carrier Wheeled Indian Pattern (ACV-IP) (4x4, 101"? wheelbase) - most used CMP chassis
- South African Reconnaissance Car, also called the Marmon-Herrington Armoured Car (4x4, various wheelbases)
- Beaverette NZ, the New Zealand version of the British Standard Beaverette armoured car
- C8AX "Puddlejumper" (4x4, 101" wheelbase, 8 cwt), variant created in New Zealand based on the C8A chassis
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