Here s Why Police Cars are Better Than Normal Cars
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Date: 2020-05-30
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Serenity
Police vehicles have all this cool stuff! like AC and security and great HP and suspension and agility + reliability! to catch all the bad guys and help you when you need it most! everyone should get one even without the advancement they have smooth rides and power when you need it and is taken care of even with high mileage cus they cant have one fail in a emergency! Army vehicles Humvee no ac and no key and horrible on fuel (8 highway 4 city) and exempt from environmental protection, shitty seats with no padding but a piece of fabric that resembles cardboard that is wet and torn due to the rag top leaking and suspension that will toss you out and the seat belts barely work but can go over some rocks sometimes with its innovative portal axle like system that likes to fail, but doesn't have enough power to go up a 30 deg hill by its own power in a dew laid grass field! not to mention they never work as the mechanics cant fix a simple tail light none the less getting it started, witch you sometimes have to cover the exhaust to get running in even slight cold or weekly inspections when it wasn't ran the last week cus someone didn't do their job! that and the optimum batteries (mutable) that are the most expensive type for offroading i can see in a general auto store fail in months! even worse when your being shot at with sometimes vinyl doors that never align to close but will refuse to open easily and to kick it all off it uses JP8 (jet propellant 8) diesel fuel the same fuel in army aircraft! cus the army is the best maker of rough offroad and fast vehicles to eliminate the enemy with the speedometer maxing out at 85 that it will never reach even in your dreams! good luck going interstate speeds!
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Police vehicles have all this cool stuff! like AC and security and great HP and suspension and agility + reliability! to catch all the bad guys and help you when you need it most! everyone should get one even without the advancement they have smooth rides and power when you need it and is taken care of even with high mileage cus they cant have one fail in a emergency! Army vehicles Humvee no ac and no key and horrible on fuel (8 highway 4 city) and exempt from environmental protection, shitty seats with no padding but a piece of fabric that resembles cardboard that is wet and torn due to the rag top leaking and suspension that will toss you out and the seat belts barely work but can go over some rocks sometimes with its innovative portal axle like system that likes to fail, but doesn't have enough power to go up a 30 deg hill by its own power in a dew laid grass field! not to mention they never work as the mechanics cant fix a simple tail light none the less getting it started, witch you sometimes have to cover the exhaust to get running in even slight cold or weekly inspections when it wasn't ran the last week cus someone didn't do their job! that and the optimum batteries (mutable) that are the most expensive type for offroading i can see in a general auto store fail in months! even worse when your being shot at with sometimes vinyl doors that never align to close but will refuse to open easily and to kick it all off it uses JP8 (jet propellant 8) diesel fuel the same fuel in army aircraft! cus the army is the best maker of rough offroad and fast vehicles to eliminate the enemy with the speedometer maxing out at 85 that it will never reach even in your dreams! good luck going interstate speeds!
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GGALLIN1776
Ha, a local unit made the video. Anywho they haven't made one that can catch me yet! Well that is unless I decide hitting the brakes instead of the gas is a wiser choice. What disturbs me is the locals now having camo patrol cars. It'll have the dept I. D. camo'ed by less than two shades of the body color, all lights are hidden as well. The only thing that distinguishes them are the cameras on every surface, but unless you're five feet away you'll have zero idea that it's a cop, even the windows are blacked out. These aren't specialized vice teams, etc but regular patrol cars. If you need to find a cop fast, that makes it nearly impossible. Your standard car, spot it at a 1000 yards. Perfect, that's exactly what you want. The state police have gone even futher with ZERO identifiers, you don't know you're being watched by the guy less than a car length off your rear until you brake check him at 65mph & the lights come on.
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Ha, a local unit made the video. Anywho they haven't made one that can catch me yet! Well that is unless I decide hitting the brakes instead of the gas is a wiser choice. What disturbs me is the locals now having camo patrol cars. It'll have the dept I. D. camo'ed by less than two shades of the body color, all lights are hidden as well. The only thing that distinguishes them are the cameras on every surface, but unless you're five feet away you'll have zero idea that it's a cop, even the windows are blacked out. These aren't specialized vice teams, etc but regular patrol cars. If you need to find a cop fast, that makes it nearly impossible. Your standard car, spot it at a 1000 yards. Perfect, that's exactly what you want. The state police have gone even futher with ZERO identifiers, you don't know you're being watched by the guy less than a car length off your rear until you brake check him at 65mph & the lights come on.
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lewis
Great video Scotty. Here In Australia we also have special police modified vehicles. Unfortunately since the end of our local production of V8 rear wheel drive Holden and Falcons in 2017 police forces are using standard SUV's and, in Victoria, VW and Audi sedans. When Holden was still operating they produced a LHD police special purpose vehicle based on the local long wheelbase ( 116 ) Holden Caprice. They had a beefed up 6 litre by HSV, Holden Special Vehicles. They had several batches sent to the US, where at the time 2015-2016 they were considered the fastest US police cars. They were badged as Chevy Caprices. Holden had hoped that producing these vehicles would save their bacon. Alas, GM cancelled the contract. BTW the GM brand in Australia is now so discredited that they are withdrawing totally from the Australian market. In 1960 GM Holden had 50% of the local market. By 2020 this has gone down to 4%.
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Great video Scotty. Here In Australia we also have special police modified vehicles. Unfortunately since the end of our local production of V8 rear wheel drive Holden and Falcons in 2017 police forces are using standard SUV's and, in Victoria, VW and Audi sedans. When Holden was still operating they produced a LHD police special purpose vehicle based on the local long wheelbase ( 116 ) Holden Caprice. They had a beefed up 6 litre by HSV, Holden Special Vehicles. They had several batches sent to the US, where at the time 2015-2016 they were considered the fastest US police cars. They were badged as Chevy Caprices. Holden had hoped that producing these vehicles would save their bacon. Alas, GM cancelled the contract. BTW the GM brand in Australia is now so discredited that they are withdrawing totally from the Australian market. In 1960 GM Holden had 50% of the local market. By 2020 this has gone down to 4%.
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Carl
I have a very very clean 2010 P-71 Crown Vic new intake plugs coil packs mass flow air sensor. 140k miles on it. I only drive it maybe 200 miles a year since i have company car. But when i do drive it i really enjoy it. I dont think i will ever sell it. I would like to do a few bolt ons and custom exhaust soon. Prolly wont do much more to it after that. I have had many many cars over the years but hands down my favorite car. Yes its a boat but i love it.
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I have a very very clean 2010 P-71 Crown Vic new intake plugs coil packs mass flow air sensor. 140k miles on it. I only drive it maybe 200 miles a year since i have company car. But when i do drive it i really enjoy it. I dont think i will ever sell it. I would like to do a few bolt ons and custom exhaust soon. Prolly wont do much more to it after that. I have had many many cars over the years but hands down my favorite car. Yes its a boat but i love it.
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jamesbonde007
More power and space for donuts I love this video Scotty - regards from your fanclub in Sweden. Btw Im driving a used civilian policecar - a black Volvo V70 2. 5 turbocharged (231 hp) with dark tinted windows. Sometimes I take the roll as a imaginated police and chasing bad guys. Yesterday I chased a Volvo V40 which where driving too fast - it ended up with two guys drove into a small road into the forest - they left the car and run for life.
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More power and space for donuts I love this video Scotty - regards from your fanclub in Sweden. Btw Im driving a used civilian policecar - a black Volvo V70 2. 5 turbocharged (231 hp) with dark tinted windows. Sometimes I take the roll as a imaginated police and chasing bad guys. Yesterday I chased a Volvo V40 which where driving too fast - it ended up with two guys drove into a small road into the forest - they left the car and run for life.
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Tricia
You hit all the important stuff but one sad truth. The interiors suck. Vinyl seats and plastic flooring with no insulation. By the time a cruiser goes up for auction the passengers seat is destroyed, like sitting on a bag of potatoes in the back seat. Cops tend to be big boys. Most times the interior has been destroyed from too many donuts and spilled coffee. Yes, my dad was a cop.
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You hit all the important stuff but one sad truth. The interiors suck. Vinyl seats and plastic flooring with no insulation. By the time a cruiser goes up for auction the passengers seat is destroyed, like sitting on a bag of potatoes in the back seat. Cops tend to be big boys. Most times the interior has been destroyed from too many donuts and spilled coffee. Yes, my dad was a cop.
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Johnny
I have a 2010 CVPI and it Drives like a Sports car half its size. Safe to drive too. Now wonder so many Law Enforcement Agencies throughout the World scooped up as many of them as possible when Ford announced that they would discontinue making them in 2011, and they are still in service today. Big mistake Ford made, they should bring it back. Be well ans Stay Safe Folks
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I have a 2010 CVPI and it Drives like a Sports car half its size. Safe to drive too. Now wonder so many Law Enforcement Agencies throughout the World scooped up as many of them as possible when Ford announced that they would discontinue making them in 2011, and they are still in service today. Big mistake Ford made, they should bring it back. Be well ans Stay Safe Folks
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Bill
Back in the seventies a cousin of mine was married to a Kansas state trooper. His car, which if I remember correctly, was a Plymouth Road Runner that was basically a stock car. He said that he personally had driven to over 180 mph on a test track. I don't know about now, but back then the Kansas state patrol had the reputation that they couldn't be outrun.
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Back in the seventies a cousin of mine was married to a Kansas state trooper. His car, which if I remember correctly, was a Plymouth Road Runner that was basically a stock car. He said that he personally had driven to over 180 mph on a test track. I don't know about now, but back then the Kansas state patrol had the reputation that they couldn't be outrun.
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Tyler
I had my 07 Dodge Durango PPV for 3 years and I love it for a big suv it s really Quick off the line and could get you in sum trouble but most officers think I m one of them they wave when I passed if your looking for something that can hold its own on the road I highly recommend getting one they are really reliable for what they are
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I had my 07 Dodge Durango PPV for 3 years and I love it for a big suv it s really Quick off the line and could get you in sum trouble but most officers think I m one of them they wave when I passed if your looking for something that can hold its own on the road I highly recommend getting one they are really reliable for what they are
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