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(#1) Italy: Lamborghini Huracan' LP-640
The Italians are known for keeping a supercar or two on police duty, mostly for PR and special occasions, but this latest Lambo is no show car. It's a legit interceptor, running daily duty issuing speeding tickets around the backroads of Turin and Milan. -
(#2) United States: Lamborghini Gallardo
The Italians aren't the only ones with access to raging bulls. This Gallardo primarily does PR duty for the LAPD, but it's been known to send speeders home with tickets (and selfies) before. -
(#3) Dubai: McLaren MP4-12C
Dubai's police force more or less collects supercars for a living - think "Jay Leno's Garage" with a badge, and you're pretty close. And this McLaren will undoubtedly be getting very close to speeders' bumpers in the near future. -
(#4) United States: Dodge Charger Pursuit Special
You've probably already seen more than a few Charger cop cars; this latest version is everything its badass predecessors were and more. Remember these headlights, because they're going to be showing up in rear-views across America for a while.
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(#5) Dubai: Bugatti Veyron
Dubai isn't the only country to use Veyrons as cop cars. They're actually something of a fashion statement for police forces in several Middle Eastern nations. But the Veyron looks particularly good in green and white. -
(#6) United Arab Emirates: Lykan Hypersport
It costs $3 million, has diamonds in its headlights, and a civilian version was recently featured flying between skyscrapers in a Fast and Furious movie. Sounds like exactly the kind of car you want cops making donut stops in.
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(#7) United States: MRAP
In a not-at-all Orwellian display of police militarization, the National Defense Authorization Act has sent hundreds of these 30-ton armored battle wagons to police around the nation. Departments pay a paltry $2,000 for vehicles taxpayers originally bought for $700,000 each.
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(#8) Colombia: INKAS Unique Armored Personnel Carrier
Built by Central American company INKAS (Get it? "Incas?"), this full-on military style APC will be trolling the trouble streets of Central and South America soon. It probably won't surprise you to learn that the first four are scheduled for delivery to Colombia - where there's a decent chance they'll be stolen and used to transport mountains of cocaine. -
(#9) Japan: Nissan Skyline GT-R R35
It's good to be JDM. Considering the incredible cost of speeding tickets in Japan, you might think about hitting the gas if you see flashing lights behind you, but you're probably not going to be able to outrun a cop with these wheels. At least you'll get a pretty good picture out of it. -
(#10) Germany: Porsche 911
Well, naturally. What else would you use to chase down offenders on the autobahn? You have to wonder what they'd do if they actually had to arrest someone though. Hope there's only the driver, or the cops are calling for backup with a back seat. -
(#11) Poland: Ford Armored Sandcat
Make all the Polish jokes you want, but it seems somebody's learned to be prepared. This thing looks ready for war. Never know when a Smart ForTwo's going to show up feeling grabby. -
(#12) United States: Ford Taurus SHO
Who'd have ever thought one of the baddest real-world interceptors on Earth would one day be a freaking Ford Taurus? But oh yes, this twin-turbo, 365-horsepower monster is one of the fastest cruisers ever to bust teenagers for loitering. -
(#13) Argentina: Giant Awesome Terrifying Deathmobile
Purportedly based on a Scania truck chassis, these vehicles are custom built for Argentina's Federal Police Force. Argentinians don't do intimidating often, but when they do, they definitely know how to make it count. -
(#14) Israel: Ford Sandcat
Welcome to the Holy Land. Yes, this is a variation on Poland's armored Sandcat, which is, in fact, made by Ford. Apparently, the Lord has chosen Ford. -
(#15) France: Subaru WRX
Hey, it isn't all style and sculpture in France. Sometimes even the French just need a fast, compact, four-seater that car be speedy anywhere, anytime. That's when they do the practical thing and call Subaru. -
(#16) Australia: Holden Monaro
American readers will recognize this car as the last generation Pontiac GTO from back when Pontiac was a thing. In its home market of Australia, they still call this four-door Corvette the Monaro. -
(#17) India: Hindustan Ambassador
The Ambassador started out as a British car built in India back in the colonial days of 1958. The company has changed along with the country itself, but the Ambassador barely has. This car is so synonymous with India, it's actually surprising that all their cop cars aren't Hindustans. -
(#18) Mexico: Chevy Colorado Pickup
Admit it: a pickup is just a good fit for police forces. -
(#19) Argentina: Police Street Chaser
Laugh if you want, but these glorified electric golf carts are pretty much perfect for the tight, twisty, crowded streets of Buenos Aires. -
(#20) Russia: Ford Focus
Because who won the Cold War again? Oh, that's right. If Russian cops driving Fords doesn't fill you with a bit of patriotic pride, then we don't know what will.
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