Police Interceptors in General

[Tornado]

Fox Body Mustangs weren't lavishly equipped to begin with, so the SSP models almost certainly would have been at least a little heavier than your typical LX.

 

[Smurfybug]

 

[Rage Racer]

Meanwhile in Saint Petersburg.

 

[Snaeper]

Just applied to be a State Trooper.

And they're just about to get new paint jobs, too.

From this:

To possibly this:

I believe Black with Copper, Dark Blue with Copper, White with Copper and White with old blue but with the new style are all possibilities.

I'm hoping Black with Copper gets the nod, even though it will look like America's favorite Sheriff's department...

 

[Dan]

Explorers seem to be extremely popular for law enforcement agencies now. In Lincroft, New Jersey, you'd have a hard time not seeing one of them.

 

[Snaeper]

Most of the departments in AZ are in a flux with the Crown Vic being phased out (that was de-facto in almost every department here). Most of the city departments seem to be going towards the Tahoe's, while the DPS is following California's lead with the Explorer. Of the three cities I spend the most time in (Paradise Valley, Scottsdale and Phoenix) PV is all Tahoe's and is the only one that has at least one brand new Tahoe, Scottsdale has always had a pretty broad range (even using Dodge Magnum's for K9 units for a time) and seems to be going towards Tahoe's, but they also have the newest fleet of Crown Vic's and have tried Explorer's, Charger's and even an F-150. Phoenix always had a mix of Impala's, Vic's and Tahoe's on my side of the town, so I imagine Tahoe's will replace the Ford's.

Mesa PD is the only department I've seen using a Caprice, Tempe is going Tahoe, not sure what everyone else is doing, but I imagine Tahoe is the answer. Of course I say this now, but things could change. I'm surprised I haven't seen very many new Taurus' though.

 

[Kitten]

Seems like New York State, are moving toward more Unmarked Tahoe's, and Explorers... I mean they are easy to spot... But still.. 👎

 

[MoLiEG]

New model Chargers have started to show up all across Mexico City.

I gotta say, it looks veeeery pretty. Too bad the cops absolutely ruin them in 2 years.

 

[Kitten]

New model Chargers have started to show up all across Mexico City.

I gotta say, it looks veeeery pretty. Too bad the cops absolutely ruin them in 2 years.

Oh Gosh that Bullbar though.

 

[Gotbeefboy564]

Dodge Monaco Chicago PD

 

[Fastcarguy]

This is my local police department. Extremely boring

 

[Dan]

This is my local police department. Extremely boring
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Well, it's the standard vehicle for just about every law enforcement agency in the country. As the standard vehicle, what more would you expect?

 

[Fastcarguy]

Well, it's the standard vehicle for just about every law enforcement agency in the country. As the standard vehicle, what more would you expect?

I meant the livery was really boring.

 

[Turbotwin01]

My Local PD

 

[JR98]

 

[ToyGTone]

Talking about the police cars used over here, i was gonna just post images of every car they use but the problem is that when i search for some images, all i end is images related to some uprising years ago...

So i will try to find good images as possible. (Or i could just go near the police station and post images but this sounds dumb to me).

Toyota Land Cruiser
Probably the most common Police car along with the Nissan Patrol

Nissan Patrol
Same as above. Sadly this is closest i could get to happy "family friendly". Thanks Bahrain...

Chevrolet Tahoe
So far the 2007-2014 Tahoe, Not sure if they use the 2015+ right now.

Landrover Discovery
This is not a common type of poilce car over here so here's the civilian one. (Livery similar to the above)

Dodge Charger 2011-2014
They also use the newer 2015+ Chargers too.

Dodge Charger 2015+, BMW 5 series? and GMC Sierra.

Toyota Avalon
Never saw then use the newer one's.

Ford Taurus

Chevrolet Caprice (a.k.a Holden Caprice)

There are more cars i can't think of right now.

Sorry for the bad images but those all i could find on the internet.

 

[RocZX]

 

[The87Dodge]

Minivans can be police too, you know.

Even today, in New York City they use Chevrolet Ventures for postal police:

Montreal got Ford Freestars as police vehicles:

Fruita, Colorado uses Mercury Villagers as service technician vehicles:

Santa Monica, California uses current generation Dodge Caravans as police:

 

[Casey]

Just two of my favorites.

Porsche 924

Porsche 944

 

[Ken]

Minivans can be police too, you know.
Fruita, Colorado uses Mercury Villagers as service technician vehicles:
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That doesn't surprise me. The two is "famous" for having a festival to Mike the headless chicken. A chicken that lived for 18 months after beheading.

 

[Razor440]

Here's a 1975 Dodge Royal Monaco.

Same here, Illinois State police

These images were taken from The Blues Brothers. Fun movie!

Here's a few normal shots of a few 74 Dodge Monaco's in reality.

 

[drvac]

here's what they use here as interceptors

these are older ones, not sure if they are used anymore

there are a few more models but you get the idea

 

[The87Dodge]

Pretty cool, huh?

 

[Kitten]

Pretty cool, huh?
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Gosh i feel bad for the PD for the bill for maintenance.

 

[Clark]

Unmarked M135i in Sussex.

 

[Razor440]

Pretty cool, huh?
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I'd consider it cooler than this Veyron interceptor.

Gosh i feel bad for the PD for the bill for maintenance.

Probably don't have to worry anymore...unless if that is a police department that prefers 20-year old cars in their fleet of police cars...

 

[RocZX]

 

[LivingWithGames]

 

[hasslemoff]

 

[Tornado]

Gonna send a Bandit to catch a Bandit.