And we thought supercars were cool
We want one for Christmas
American police cars, and the pursuit they're involved in, tend to fascinate those of us on the other side of the world who are more likely to see a police officer giving chase on a kalesa than in a V8 sedan
by Ollie Kew
There's no use running
Every police force has its own fleet of highly capable pursuit vehicles. The United Arab Emirates has famously acquired a few supercars. Manila's finest has the rugged Mahindra Enforcer. And most US states have had the trusty Ford Caprice in their
Check out the official livery
As we've already reported, Indian commercial vehicle manufacturer Mahindra has secured the supplier contract for the Philippine National Police's patrol fleet. Today, CAC Mahindra--the official name of the carmaker's local distributor--showed off the new PNP vehicle, which
To be followed by 1,470 patrol jeeps
So you won't think that your money is simply being pilfered by corrupt politicians to fund their obscene lifestyle, the government has released this extremely exciting announcement: It has turned over 55 brand-new Toyota Hiace vans to the Philippine National
More like a billionaire playboy's garage
We previously reported about the Dubai Police's impressive lineup of "patrol cars," which include the likes of the McLaren MP4-12C and the Brabus G63 AMG. If these cars aren't impressive enough for you, then perhaps seeing the police force'
Where cops mean business
While police cars in the Philippines are either entry-level subcompact sedans or untested vehicles, cop cars in Japan are, well, cars criminals should be wary of. Primarily because these cars can actually chase them. Here is one such police vehicle we
Mahindra wins early bid for 560 units
The Philippine National Police is purchasing a lot of vehicles this year so that our valiant cops can serve us better. The total number of said vehicles apparently includes 560 units already awarded to a supplier earlier this year, and another 1,
Purchases 12 units for Manila's Finest
Manila Mayor Joseph "Erap" Estrada has personally taken delivery of 12 units of the Nissan Almera purchased by his city government "to beef up Manila's police patrol fleet."The turnover ceremony was attended by Nissan Philippines Inc. (NPI) president and managing
