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^ I think it's a little of each... |
Carbon is always out of business. Not sure how smart they really are. Quote:
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http://www.auto123.com/ArtImages/143...e-back_i01.jpg It is very cool in black actually. http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8211/8...17658a8e_z.jpg Looks badass with a bullbar. |
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Not liking the fact that its no longer one standard car they're using across different departments. Used to be pretty easy to spot a Crown Vic, no matter where you were. |
They had 2 black Taurus and 2 chargers running around the city for a couple months to let patrol officers see which one was better. I think the charger are a good choice for city driving because of the V6 and the fuel shut off switch which cuts fuel but keeps electronics running. The paint scheme is iffy; they just followed the body line of the charger...other vehicle would be full black and white. They also have the paddy wagons running on bluetec 3.0L turbo diesel engine. I think the city had a say though. I've notice COV ain't sticking to fleet Ford anymore. Instead they are buying anything with the words hybrid, electric, or fuel efficient. I just saw a by-law officer driving a Nissan leaf and a construction worker driving a tundra... |
the chargers are intimidating lol |
Car looks pretty sick, but not a big fan of the new design. Something closer to the Victoria Police Charger Design that Timpo posted would probably look better |
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chargers really? :crazy2: way to make the city look ugly :) agreed with the Taurus comments prefer them much more They should all be using Prius' :) |
These look mean. Definitely a lot more aggressive than the Crown Vics Posted via RS Mobile |
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there was an all black unmarked taurus patrolling the south van-marine dr area a few months back, so it around sw oak a lot. no light bars or bars anywhere |
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Based on aesthetics alone, the Taurus looks like a cheap non-intimidating car. I prefer the Chargers. |
chargers > taurus. Taurus looks more like a family car, not for hauling around criminals. |
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Vancouver spent all that money on bike lanes why not just give every cop a bike. |
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Don't get me wrong; I'd still respect the police regardless of what they drove, but I just think life should be slightly more like the movies where police forces actually drive cars that look the part. |
Keep in mind that VPD patrol officers do not transport their prisoners. They call for the Paddy Wagon. RCMP vehicles do have a cage in the back and they transport their own prisoners. Also if RCMP struck a deal with Ford it's probably to help accommodate all the Northern detachments which would use Explorers and not just the Taurus. From a purely aesthetic point of view, the Dodge Charger is much more appealing. |
I don't know man, the Taurus Ecoboost is a beast in a police officer uniform. Boost when u need to catch the perps, fuel econ when the boosters are asleep. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...tAQr500#t=149s |
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