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FPVPSI 09-12-2004 05:22 AM

British police car...NSX
 
What a great poice car, i reckon i would speed on purpose just to be pulled over by this beast...But sadly its only a promo car, so there goes my speeding campaign... :lol:... So many years after the release and it still gets a crowd around it...

- http://www.australiancardirectory.co...etails&id=2368
... 8) ...

bmwmpower 09-12-2004 06:41 AM

german police car-911 ,and lamborghini gave italian police gallardo,

BADMIHAI 09-12-2004 09:16 AM

I think you gave us the wrong link. :roll:

astonmartinandy 09-12-2004 09:29 AM

Lol yeah I don't think that's the right link! Have to say the NSX does seem a strange choice for British police - a two seat sports car is strange enough, but then at least the Lotus Esprit they chose a few years ago was British!

bmwmpower 09-12-2004 11:52 AM

good link,you must click on cars


http://www.australiancardirectory.co...etails&id=2368

HeilSvenska 09-12-2004 12:05 PM

Finally, the Brits have something other than Omegas.

martin100 09-12-2004 01:29 PM

Why don“t you just post the direct link mate :?: This site seems a bit confusing :|

FerrariFerrari 09-12-2004 02:47 PM

I can't understand the practicality of using a small little two seet
sports car as a police car. I mean, were do you put the arrested
criminals and all the other gear that has to be carried in a police
car. :? I still think that a Ford Crown Victoria is the best choice
for a police car. :)

mindgam3 09-12-2004 02:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HeilSvenska
Finally, the Brits have something other than Omegas.

Most "city" police cars in the UK are vauxhalls, but motorway police and high speed pursuit vehciles are high performance volvo estates, mercedes e class estates and mercedes ML's as well as a few evo's

No.1 09-12-2004 02:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FerrariFerrari
I can't understand the practicality of using a small little two seet
sports car as a police car. I mean, were do you put the arrested
criminals and all the other gear that has to be carried in a police
car. :? I still think that a Ford Crown Victoria is the best choice
for a police car. :)

I do hope you are joking.

The practicalities of an NSX/Corvette(US)/Gallardo(Italy) is that they can take part in a high speed pursuit, with handling to allow them to catch criminals.
The Lambo in Italy is used to transport organs to save people lives... tell me what is so unpratical about that :|

The NSX, it must be stressed, is only going to be used to promote the Safety Campaign in the UK, not to actually be used by the Police :wink:

No.1 09-12-2004 03:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mindgam3
Quote:

Originally Posted by HeilSvenska
Finally, the Brits have something other than Omegas.

Most "city" police cars in the UK are vauxhalls, but motorway police and high speed pursuit vehciles are high performance volvo estates, mercedes e class estates and mercedes ML's as well as a few evo's

Thanks mindgam3 for bigging up the UK :wink:

This will probably end up turning into one of those "What police cars do they use in your country topics?" :|

imprezaWRC 09-12-2004 03:14 PM

http://us1.webpublications.com.au/st...02467_00mg.jpg

No.1 09-12-2004 03:21 PM

Thanks for the pic :D

See.. no flashing lights or anthing :wink: Purely for promotional use

RC45 09-12-2004 04:24 PM

Piss poor that they didn't choose a British marque... actually fucking piss poor... :roll:

No.1 09-12-2004 04:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RC45
Piss poor that they didn't choose a British marque... actually fucking piss poor... :roll:

That's a great idea RC :D

A TVR, Noble or an Aston Martin would have been amazing 8)

Imagine a Vanq or a M12 in police livery :P


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