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The Ford Crown Victoria will be a ultimate police interceptor car in 2012. The law enforcement agencies will get the Police Interceptor cars that built using only the standard Flex Fuel V8-powered and rear-wheel-drive interceptor with body-on-frame building.
Ford official said in their site : police interceptor built with standard 4.6-liter V-8 engine which produces 250 horses in the police interceptor…. The top end pursuit version of the new Police Interceptor gets the full SHO powertrain including its 365-hp twin-turbo EcoBoost 3.5-liter V6, 200-amp alternator, an engine oil cooler, heavy-duty shock absorbers, a heavy-duty front suspension, speed-sensitive steering with power steering oil cooler, a transmission oil cooler and heavy-duty steel wheels. Another optional features on the Crown Victoria Police Interceptor include: Fire suppression system, factory installed ballistic door panels, street appearance package, trunk pack and several newly added LED corning light packages.
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There is an important part of Ford‘s concern in building the Police Interceptor. On the rear lights, the Ford has put a light tube that acts as a strobe which will give this car a great at night street presence when the park lights are on. It is the first ever car to be offered with projector headlamps and LED’s integrated into the side view mirrors. Safety is most important job for police cars and Ford has developed the new Police Interceptor to withstand a 75-mph rear collision. Ford also installed a seat back design comfortably accomodates a utility belt, and also makes the safety belt more easily accesible and comfortable. in consideration of your current fleet and equipment, design commonality offers municipalties the potential to reap extraordinary savings when upgrading their fleet.
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