Police Interceptors in General

[giorgos21]

1990 Athens Greece.''Ομάδα Σίγμα''. ''S team".

 

[The87Dodge]

I would drive this one any day.

 

[The87Dodge]

Police in Sweden.

 

[Cobra2245]

And don't forget about these ones!

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[Roo]

 

[Smurfybug]

I'm thinking of starting a theme. This weeks theme is CVPI's. Go find some unique ones I'll start it off.

 

[Sage Ages]

It'll make sense when you figure it out...

 

[Smurfybug]

The grill

 

[JR98]

I remember a mission in Worlds Scariest Police Chases where you drive an undercover taxi and have to tail some guys before destroying their car.

 

[KudosM4]

 

[TVR27]

 

[jimipitbull]

http://www.news.com.au/technology/i...000-mclaren-650s/story-fnjwucvh-1227522570530

 

[7up747]

 

[ProjectWHaT]

 

[Sage Ages]

Picture doesn't work.

 

[R5]

Picture doesn't work.

That would be due to it being a tweet

 

[Tornado]

I remember a mission in Worlds Scariest Police Chases where you drive an undercover taxi and have to tail some guys before destroying their car.

I always loved how dumb missions like this were. I get that there is difficulty in actually emulating NPC reactions to player behavior, but even when I was a little kid playing the first Driver game it always stuck out that the best way that developers could figure out how to be inconspicuous when tailing someone in a driving game (to this day!) was to just never be any closer than 20 yards away from the guy. Even when pulling up at a redlight, leaving 6 car lengths between you and the guy ahead is much less suspicious than following regularly following traffic laws.

 

[ProjectWHaT]

Picture doesn't work.

Here, take this Instagram post instead.

 

[Sage Ages]

That would be due to it being a tweet

Here, take this Instagram post instead.

Sounds very expensive if they're getting them in numbers.

Apparently, it's only a few cars. Nevermind then.

 

[ProjectWHaT]

 

[JR98]

I always loved how dumb missions like this were. I get that there is difficulty in actually emulating NPC reactions to player behavior, but even when I was a little kid playing the first Driver game it always stuck out that the best way that developers could figure out how to be inconspicuous when tailing someone in a driving game (to this day!) was to just never be any closer than 20 yards away from the guy. Even when pulling up at a redlight, leaving 6 car lengths between you and the guy ahead is much less suspicious than following regularly following traffic laws.

I got stuck on it so many times. I remember that even GTAIV had it like this. Only game I've played where you can get right behind a tailing car as long as you follow the traffic laws is GTAV.

 

[TVR27]

 

[R5]

Since when did Car and Driver turn into Car Throttle?

 

[Fastcarguy]

Why all the hate on Car Throttle?

Anyway, the Camaro from Hawaii 5-0

 

[JR98]

I don't watch Hawaii 5-0 but that Camaro looks cool.

A few new US cars

Victoria 2015 Charger

2015 Unmarked Charger (Not Yet In Service)

2015 Chevrolet Suburban Seattle PD

Edit: The NYPD Traffic Enforcement trucks are :censored:ing awesome!

 

[R5]

Why all the hate on Car Throttle?

Sophomoric humour which appeals to a mindless mass audience of "LOL HONDA BAD" and "LOL EVS ARE BAD"

 

[Smurfybug]

 

[TVR27]

 

[Dan]

Sophomoric humour which appeals to a mindless mass audience of "LOL HONDA BAD" and "LOL EVS ARE BAD"

Also clickbait.

 

[Beeblebrox237]

Why all the hate on Car Throttle?

Car Throttle, in essence, seems to attract the worst kinds of car enthusiasts. People who have a lot of prejudices and stereotypes and who will mindlessly hate on other cars or car fans. And the worst offender of this? Alex Kersten.