Coolest  police cars on earth

Ever wondered what happens to the money you pay to the Police when you get a ticket?

Here’s the ultimate battle of Police supercars worldwide. Personally if I would be a cop I would prefer Germany.

Germany: Brabus CLS Rocket

With 730hp from a twin-turbo V12 and a top-speed of 225.19mph, the Brabus CLS Rocket is currently the world’s fastest legal sedan.

 

Germany: Porsche 911 Carrera

The Porsche 911 Carrera S has been extensively modified by TechArt for its role as a police car. With a 6 cylinder engine and 500hp it’s capable of over 186 mph and sprinting to 60 mph in just 4.6 seconds.

 

Austria: Porsche 911

A £65,000 supercar that can do up to 177mph for the Austrian Police

 

Italy: Lamborghini Gallardo

Lamborghini donated one of these beauties to the Italian Police back in 2004. They probably liked it as they purchased another one a year later for around $166,000. Top speed: 190mph. Powered by a 5 liter V10 with 500hp.

 

Italy: Smart

Not quite a supercar, but I bet chases on the narrow streets of Rome are much more interesting since the Italian Police got this.

 

USA: Dodge Magnum

Michigan Police acquired an entire Magnum fleet (they could be used as rams by their looks)

 

USA: Dodge Viper

Texas’ way of welcoming visitors

 

USA: Corvette C6

 

USA: Ford Mustang

 

USA: Hummer H2

700hp Hummer powered by a 7.0L supercharged V8 for a sheriff in Texas

 

UK: Lamborghini Gallardo

Similar to the Italian Police Gallardo, just with a crappy paint job

 

UK: Lotus Exige

The Exige is a lightweight, high performance car that accelerates from 0 to 60 faster than typical V8 cars and yet only uses around 5 liters / 100 km.

 

Australia: Holden VE Commodore

 

Australia: Alfa Romeo GT

 

Japan: Nissan Skyline GT-R

 

China: Hummer (It just HAD to be a replica)

 

Holland: Spyker C8 Spyder

406hp and a V8 with Lamborghini doors. Maximum speed: 186mph

 

Canada: Jaguar S Type

 

Bulgaria: Porsche 911

 

South Africa: Lamborghini Gallardo

Yet another  Lamborghini  Gallardo with a better paint job than the British version. The nearly $200,000 car was loaned to the authorities by a local Lamborghini importer to use it as an “attention-getting device” to control traffic.

 

A little fun: