[CollinsE90]

Originally Posted by jopa489

Nothing new. Many departments use a few of the vehicles they seize. Not that I like seeing a power-hungry cop who runs radar all day in a Z06, or any nice car for that matter.

yeh that just makes them want to pull people over all day even more...they enjoy the quick acceleration of that zo6

[Craig@SupremePower]

+1..

Originally Posted by MRQturbo

blah...u can't out run radios anyways...........

[openwheelracing]

Originally Posted by RX7guy

no you idiot,

its called econ 101 which is what he was referencing

apparently your brain is as little as limbaugh's

[fdsasdasdf]

Hahaha yeah my friend told me about that but I didn't believe him! I guess it is true.

I hope it's patrolling the highways in the RTP area on I-40 so I can see it on the way to work some time

[persian54]

S/C cop cars arent that fast

the new chargers are quickkk but the old fords arent
remember, they weight a LOT, i think 3 tons... and 400 hp for 3 tons isnt too much

[BKV122]

supposedly the NYPD has a seized M5 and pulls over street racers. I doubt the zo6 will last long after a few trips to the mechanics or gas station.

[quagmire]

Originally Posted by BKV122

supposedly the NYPD has a seized M5 and pulls over street racers. I doubt the zo6 will last long after a few trips to the mechanics or gas station.

And I doubt that M5 will last as long as the Z06 when it goes in for service and the gas station........

[Blubaron79]

Originally Posted by Insider

It's funny they say it didn't cost them any money because it was seized from a drug dealer. But it did cost them money, because they could have sold it and used the money for other things. Typical liberals.

You're forgetting the money they would have spent to buy a new one... The interest paid on financing a new one too. I'm sure they added to their fleet or replaced an older vehicle. Typical idiot..

[Phil G]

Originally Posted by BMWinNorthdakota

Ill take the 911



http://www.zcar.com/forums/read/4/2019165

Yeah, I have seen that 911 in person, I lived in Hoover (suburb of Birmingham) up until December. Sad thing though is that they never use it for any kind of patrol use at all. It really is nothing more than a showcar to drive to high schools and show what can happen if you become a drug dealer.

I saw it at the Porsche 250 Grand Am race at Barber Motorsports Park this past weekend, I really don't even recall seeing a police radio in it!

[tony20009]

Originally Posted by Phil G

Sad thing though is that they never use it for any kind of patrol use at all.

I'm quite glad they don't use it as a patrol car as I'm driving down to Vestavia Hills tomorrow.

I would be right pissed if I blew past a Porsche and it turned out to be a cop car. It's high time they lower the police department's bugets around the country. Money's tight these days, let them spend it investigating "real" crime, like murders, burglaries, rapes and the like, and let people deal with the consequences of their driving (driving that does not kill/maim someone) on their own.