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| It has arrived in its current strongest form, so under the hood is a turbocharged petrol five-tuned to 150 hp, which spins the front wheels. On the other side of the car, in the luggage, you can count on a capacity of 467 liters, which can be folded up to 1,410 liters by tilting the rear seats. All modifications were made by the British representation of Skoda, so it is an official modification, which in addition to the graphic sticker also includes the installation of warning lights and beacons. As with the Karoq and Superb, the LED strips have been integrated into the front grille, and they also appear on the roof and rear. The horn is then three-tone stoampérová. In addition, however, the police can also choose special equipment, such as installing a pen for dogs in the luggage. |
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Originally Posted by Joxster
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Saw this during my visit to Lisbon, Portugal in Oct '18. Not an ultimate cop car, but a unique police vehicle nonetheless, and definitely a first for me :) Cheers |
| The highway patrol car—a turbo diesel BMW 530d—was chasing a teen driver near Tweed Heads, the ABC reports, and pulled over on the roadside after a spike strip punctured the fleeing vehicle’s tyres. Moments later, the police car was ablaze. Accounting for all the equipment inside—including an in-car video system, number plate-reading technology, and breathalysers—it was worth about $200,000. |
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Originally Posted by volkman10
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The Fremont police learned the hard way that the car should be fully charged before the shift starts:) Tesla Model S Police Pursuit Called Off Due To Low Charge. |
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Originally Posted by volkman10
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The Fremont police learned the hard way that the car should be fully charged before the shift starts:) Tesla Model S Police Pursuit Called Off Due To Low Charge. |
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Originally Posted by Fullrevs
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| The more powerful version has a two-liter turbo-diesel engine with a power of 178 kW (242 hp), patrols can meet the declared consumption of only 4.7 liters per 100 kilometers. The facts will be different, especially when using an acceleration time of only a tenth over seven seconds. The British added powerful signal lights, sirens and phosphorescent colors, as is customary in their "uniformed" cars. |
| While the fully decked out Ford Ranger Raptor is not likely to replace the fleet of BMW and Volvo sedans, wagons and SUVs that UK traffic police now widely use, the desert-racer pick-up is being assessed by various regions for suitability in specialist areas. |
| The Ford Ranger Raptor has been completely decked out with operational police equipment and will spend time in real-world policing situations. |
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