Police cruisers are built to do something most civilian cars never have to: sprint from a standstill, survive curb hits and high-speed turns, then idle for hours without breaking. The result is a ...

Police cars are among the most hated vehicles, especially by speed addicts with a slippery right foot. However, these atypical cruisers are so wild that even the latter category will stand up and ...

Ford celebrates 75 years of supplying cars to law enforcement. It all started with the Ford Custom back in 1950. Now, the man who supervised the development of the police Mustang GT brought the car to ...

California-based UP.FIT, a division of Tesla tuner Unplugged Performance, has turned a Tesla Model S Plaid into a police car. Debuting at the 2024 SEMA show in Las Vegas, the Plaid police cruiser is ...

Almost 75% of New York City Police Department cars are beyond their normal life cycle, needing replacement at a time when the department is struggling to attract and retain officers, officials in the ...

In South Pasadena, new police cars are patrolling to reduce crime and cutting emissions at the same time. The South Pasadena Police Department on Monday unveiled what the city says is the first ...

Driving a marked police car – even one that's retired and without a siren – can get you in a heap of trouble. But how does the law treat simply buying one?

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We all knew it was going to happen someday. That day has come: The Tesla Cybertruck is a police car. On Tuesday, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department on Tuesday officially unveiled what it ...

Have you ever noticed that you never seem to see legitimate Pontiac police cars or taxis at car shows? This, despite the fact that these vehicle packages have a long history with Pontiac. Sure, we do ...

No one ever wants to be in the back of a cop car, but you may still wonder what it's like there. You may already know about the equipment console, plate number-running computers, protective plexiglass ...