Police Cars from Around the World 2
One of my favorites -- from Liechtenstein
Okay, so I doubt they really use this in real life, but it's cool nonetheless. London, UK
This police "car" in Buenos Aires, Argentina reminds me of one of those futuristic movies -- was it The Fifth Element or Demolition Man?
This one is from Japan!
Here's a different view of a similar-looking Japanese police cruiser.
Another one from Germany. Where do the criminals sit?
From Texas. The bumper says, "THIS VEHICLE WAS SEIZED FROM A LOCAL DRUG DEALER"
Here's a line of police cars from Shanghai, China
St. Petersburg, Russia
It's the opposite of intimidation in Sydney, Australia.
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Jul 18th 2007 @ 6:36PM
Monkey said...
"This police "car" in Buenos Aires, Argentina reminds me of one of those futuristic movies -- was it The Fifth Element or Demolition Man?"
Perhaps you're thinking of Total Recall.
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Jul 18th 2007 @ 6:38PM
Justin Glow said...
yes, that's it. thanks!
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Jul 19th 2007 @ 3:10PM
Felipe said...
Add Argentina's brother. Chile! ^_^
http://www.fayerwayer.com/archivo/2006/11/enzolx4.jpg
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Jul 19th 2007 @ 4:10PM
zakk forchilli said...
they do use that lambo forreal !
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Jul 19th 2007 @ 4:27PM
Pepe said...
I hear that the Lamborghini is used in the "Ringway" (the free-way around the city) of London.
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Jul 19th 2007 @ 8:01PM
pwer deamon said...
the Lambourgini is actually a used police vehical. developed by Lambourgini, the new [police] diablo for the italian police boasts AWD, V-12, and serves as a first response EMS vehical with on board difibrulators as im sure they guessed it would be the first one there. options exsist for different climates and conditions.
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Jul 22nd 2007 @ 1:26AM
Luis said...
Not only is the correct spelling Lamborghini, it is not a Diablo, it is a Gallardo.
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