Aston Martin One-77 (UAE)
In Dubai that introduced the most popular seven-star
luxury hotel to the world and counts among its beautiful attractions a
man-made archipelago and an indoor ski resort brought an Aston Martin One-77 to
its police fleet in April. Police officers in Dubai who drive the
ultra-exclusive hyper-coupe, which has a high speed of 200mph, will have to
write nearly $2 million in tickets just to cover the purchase price. Dubai’s
fleet of patrol cars already includes such modest, understated vehicles as the
Lamborghini Aventador, Nissan GT-R and Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG.
Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 Polizia (Italy)
Officers of the polizia di stato were grinning in 2008 when
Lamborghini presented them with the Gallardo LP560-4 Polizia.
Ford Focus ST estate (Britain)
The Focus ST hatchback is Ford’s front-wheel-drive response
to decades of hot-hatch dominance by the Volkswagen GTI. In
Britain, Ford outfitted the wagon version of the ST – not sold in the US, mind
– for police duty.
Spyker C8 Spyder (Netherlands)
Though countries like Germany use their police forces to
show off some of their best and strongest domestic-vehicle offerings, the
Netherlands has little to draw on. But Dutch sports car maker Spyker gave it a
go in 2006, creating a police version of its C8 Spyder for the province of
Flevoland, located east of Amsterdam.
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