most cop cars cost over $100k, the crown vic's. I really don't think very many will get the SHO, 95% will be the regular 3.5L but that is still faster than the old V8 ones. The only downside to the cars is that they weigh 4500 lbs so they suck for handling and braking.
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I agree it is a waste but the old cruisers they claim can't keep up, around me they have hemi chargers now.
wow thats stupid. just got booted by down right F@#$ing ridiculous.what a waste of money
hemi chargers have a speed cut at 145 or so. thats what ive heard
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Wrong. You people really need to stop posting bullshit out of your ass statistics.
The MSRP for a Crown Victoria Police Interceptor in 1999 was $22,000.
The MSRP for a 2010 Crown Victoria Police Interceptor is $27,000.
my bad, my neighborhood just spent $112K on cop cars, turns out they got 4 cars, not 112 per car. Didn't think that was right
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btw
i heard high speed chases are going out of style due to the danger to innocent bystanders....
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btw
i heard high speed chases are going out of style due to the danger to innocent bystanders....
aka
GET TO DA CHOPPAZ
No Police Interceptor only means its been structurally reinforced and chipped. When a Department buys a police interceptor its plain white and empty (possibly has a prisoner cage in the back) but the lights, sirens, computer, radio, and the "guts" are all installed by the department.
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I was stating that police don't order a USED crown Victorian THEN put the equipment in. I know they don't order a Police Interceptor off the showroom floor and have it fully equipped. It also doesn't cost them 80,000 for that equipment.