World's First R35 Nissan GT-R Police Car!
11-20-2009, 02:51 PM
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World's First R35 Nissan GT-R Police Car!
11-20-2009, 03:13 PM
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I wonder if its real or a publicity stunt. We've seen all those lambo, R-34, and etc. police cars..but they're more for image vs. actual pursuit. But due to this GT-R's location..it might actually be real..
11-22-2009, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Saint_Spinner,Nov 20 2009, 04:13 PM
I wonder if its real or a publicity stunt. We've seen all those lambo, R-34, and etc. police cars..but they're more for image vs. actual pursuit. But due to this GT-R's location..it might actually be real..
11-23-2009, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by curiouz_G,Nov 23 2009, 07:49 AM
^^that
As for this GTR, I do believe they NEED it. Imagine trying to chase down a 911 turbo with a Ford Taurus... aint happenin.
As for this GTR, I do believe they NEED it. Imagine trying to chase down a 911 turbo with a Ford Taurus... aint happenin.
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Originally Posted by Sabre,Nov 22 2009, 05:26 PM
The Lambo "police car" is actually used for high-speed organ deliveries, or so I remember reading.
"It won't be a mere panda car, with high-speed motorway use its specialty. As well as chasing down crims it comes complete with a defibrillator and the ability to transport emergency blood transfusions, making it a potential lifesaver, too.
It's not the first Gallardo to make it into police service - the Rome police force has ran an original-spec car for over four years, clocking up almost 87,000 miles while another baby Lambo has been used in Bologna since 2005, boasting over 62,000 miles. A bit of blue-light service seems to have proven the reliability of these modern-day Lamborghinis - can you imagine a Countach clocking up the best part of 100k miles of high-speed chasing?"
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