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Police Cars from Around the World

by Justin Glow (RSS feed) on Jul 18th 2007 at 6:00PM

There's something weird about police cars. No matter where you go, they all look somewhat the same, yet still completely different. It's one of those strange travel gems -- like grocery stores and candy bars -- that seem so familiar yet remain absolutely different and strangely interesting. Here's a whole boat-load of police cars in different shapes, sizes, colors, and flavors from different corners of the globe. Enjoy!

La Policia in Tijuana, Mexico.

A Peugot 307 police car spotted in Belgium.

Australian police.

This police car in Agra, India looks a lot like an Indian taxi.

In Germany, of course.

Also from Germany.

Police er, uh... Jeep in Jerusalem.

This slick cruiser is from Barcelona, Spain.

A Honda police car in Vancouver.

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Miles Sep 12th 2008 4:22AM

Great pictures ! Look at http://policecars.ning.com/ to see more Policecar-pictures ;)

Marin Malnar Oct 1st 2009 7:53AM

I have a nice collection of police car pictures on my blog. If you want to check it out:
http://cop-cars.blogspot.com
(I add a new picture every day!)

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rkdongt Sep 9th 2011 11:48AM

The cruiser from india as you wrote is not actually a police. It's just used by government officials as their mean of transport. The car used by Indian Cops is usually an SUV and is quite capable.

eric roberts Dec 15th 2011 11:51AM

hi the car from India is my favorite eric www.pellonautocentre.com/blog

Willy Volk Jul 19th 2007 8:30AM

The police cars I like best are the ones that are parked and empty -- not following me.

I think that cruiser from Agra is pretty stylish, though I could probably outrun it.

Pureboy Jul 19th 2007 1:32PM

Its well know that in NYC there are undercover police driving certain Taxi cabs. Supposedly the first numbers on the license plate are a giveaway.

xsspider Jul 19th 2007 3:27PM

The car from Agra India is not a police car. Its used to transport government officials. Bit slow but tough.

xsspider Jul 19th 2007 3:26PM

As far as i know in NYC the undercover cops dont drive taxis but they routinely rent taxis for additional tasks. Not for undercover activities

Lasertag Jul 19th 2007 4:06PM

Here's another officer's car, this time in a different galaxy AND country.

http://www.atomfilms.com/film/incident_toshi.jsp

Adam Jul 19th 2007 6:09PM

Actually, there's another oddball police car used here in the US:

http://s75.photobucket.com/albums/i285/wheresmycaffeine/?action=view¤t=IMG_0139.jpg

Eric Draven Jul 19th 2007 11:16PM

From San Juan in Metro Manila, Philippines

http://www.pbase.com/cmanaginged/image/78147591

B Aug 5th 2007 1:05PM

Fairfax County VA.

http://patriot.net/~cary/fairfaxunderground/cop1.jpg

http://patriot.net/~cary/fairfaxunderground/cop2.jpg

Marked BMW convertible. License Plate reads "Seized" - nice touch.

Starpunk Aug 6th 2007 10:00PM

Pracically all the police cars shown here are cool and stylish, but the first Aussie paddywagon and the first German Polizei cruiser are so rock'n'roll. They are awesome.

Spiritus Sep 11th 2007 11:54AM

Police cars from Finland:
Jaguar S type R
http://www.hs.fi/english/article/Traffic+police+patrol+shows+off+with+white+Jaguar/1076152544708

Ferrari Testarossa
http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/8614/52407473xy2.jpg

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