I think there is little potential for selling the Invincibles as they are.
Brazil already has a carrier, australia is looking for new builds, chile cant realy justifie one, indias carrier plans are set, spain will likely build a new one if it wants one and malaysia and singpore cant realy justifie it.

its up to the people of the Falklands, If they wishe to be ruled by Argentina then so be it, but last time I checked they held a similar opinion to the people of Gibralta.

Just as crap and arrogant as any other magazine commercial for combat aircraft.
Both the typhoon and the Rafale are being pushed hard, so far the Typhoon has one export order but the Rafale seems to be coming higher in international competitions.
I think for those countrys that can afford it, of which there are few, there is a place for both a Rafale type aircraft and the JSF.

Ps, my national pride should have me defending the Typhoon to the end, but I like the Rafale.

Every picture of the prototype that I have seen shows it on a Tatra chassis, whether or not it is used by the IDF I dont know but the Tratra is used extensively all over the world, an is fairly similar to all other military truck chassis. I would have thought that the system can be applied to any vehicle in the right category, I doubt there is any relevance in the type of chassis used at this stage but I may be wrong.

My immediate source was air forces monthly, if I get time I will try and dig out the issue. Also, for flanker related stuff, try the ACIG forums, there is an enormous amount of information in there about flankers.

To follow from what SOC said, everything I have read seen and heard about the BM programme lists the AL-41, it is usually described as a deep upgrade to follow on from the current SM programme.