New Pursuit Vehicle

[Randimus Maximus]

Back in the day (prolly late 80's / early 90's) Michigan State Police had a couple IROC-Z's with ZR-1 motors stuffed in them. 

[redxblack]

I'm sure some of the gixxer boys I know would claim the ability to outrun all of the above.

[Randimus Maximus]

I'm sure a 620 Capirex owner I've heard of would claim the ability to outrun all of the above.

Fixed it for ya!

[Bick]

RM, you know Stella's got those skilz!   [moto]

[Randimus Maximus]

RM, you know Stella's got those skilz!   [moto]

FAIL!

you should know who I was referring to. 

[Bick]

FAIL!

you should know who I was referring to. 

Yes, I do.

[Rameses]

For years the NC SHP was running some unmarked Camaros with 'Vette spec LS1 engines.

[the_Journeyman]

Robbinsville, NC (closest NC town to Deal's Gap) has some very very quick and mean Camaros of the last generation.  They used them primarily to go motorcycle hunting between Robbinsville & Deals Gap ~

JM

[Got Duc]

NYS Troopers have a few camaros. I see them on 17 quite often

[herm]

NH state troopers are driving dodge chargers these days
Oregon was going that way when i left

[redxblack]

there's a bedroom suburb i have to drive through. They have almost no businesses or tax base, but they do have 3 miles of interstate. They use unmarked dodge chargers. Somehow they're able to balance their budget. 

[the_Journeyman]

NC SHP & my local municipal department have some Chargers too ~

JM

[Monster Dave]

Here's another far more likely candidate for a new cruiser:





Here's what was said about it: Built on a purpose-built chassis and using a 300 HP, 420 Lb-Ft of torque forced-induction diesel, the 4,000 Lb E7 will run 0-60 in 6.5 seconds, top out at 155 MPH and return 28-30 MPG in normal use. More importantly, it's designed to a 250,000-mile durability spec. Faster, more economical and longer lasting than current cop cars, but it's what inside that really counts; the E7 has been designed around the police officers specific needs.

Current cruisers, modified versions of civilian cars, are far from ideal for police use. The necessary additions â€" radios, computers, donut holders â€" often get added with little to no thought or testing to how they'll perform in a crash, often becoming lethal projectiles in an impact. Seats aren't built for 8-hour-long shift, controls aren't created with control in mind, communications and computer equipment gets spec'd for cost, not capability.







The E7 integrates all its features neatly into a cohesive package. Check out the faired-in lights all over the bodywork â€" better for aerodynamics. The seats are made to support large and in-charge cops and accommodate utility belts full of cuffs, batons and handguns. Heated and cooled cup holders complement the A/C fans incorporated in the headrests for year-round comfort. All computing and communications take place through the huge dash-mounted touch screen while gadgets like radar speed detectors, 360° surveillance cams and automatic license plate recognition cameras abound. It even has biohazard and weapons of mass destruction detectors integrated in neat trunk-mounted NACA ducts.

That's cool!!

More ominous though, and the one that gets my vote:

[Sinister]

NH state troopers are driving dodge chargers these days
Oregon was going that way when i left

When did you leave?  I thought you were still a WC'er.

[herm]

When did you leave?  I thought you were still a WC'er.

almost a year ago now..........but i still drop in to give mom shit every now and then.