They couldn't handle freedom. In countries like that they expect everybody to just bow down to them and do what they say. That's why they drive fancy cars because they know nobody's going to fight back against them because if they do them and their entire family will be executed
The laws are not the same ,you can run but you can't hide ! once they get you (it could be next day or in 10 years) the car get crushed with all the other cars you have ( cars that are modified and NO it's not illegal to modified cars for law abiding citizen but you are not a law abiding citizen so they going to crush them ) and if they know who you are ,you should give your self up because every 7 days about USD 50,000.00 get added to a fine
Having been in law enforcement for 23 years before retirement, Patrol Vehicle top speed isn't as important as acceleration and cornering in urban areas. Sure, if you spend all your time on Interstate Highways outside of big cities, then top speed is desirable. I will trade top-end speed for acceleration and a superb upgraded suspension that can corner consistently well every time. The key is a strong durable engine and heavy duty transmission that can do that and not fail in two or three years. In a medium-sized city, I never needed more than 100mph. I rarely went over 70mph within the city limits. What I did need, more than anything, was to be able to safely and consistently corner a 90-degree intersection, not lose traction due to an ordinary suspension in the front and rear. I needed to accelerate from 25mph to 60mph quickly and to brake without skidding from 60mph to 25mph just as fast. Top end Speed isn't the key to emergency runs or pursuits (which are becoming extinct now except for serious felonies). It is acceleration, handling, and pursuit training that allows you to drive fast safely in urban areas and still get there as quickly as possible without the extreme risks that go with extreme speeds.
LAPD was one of the first to get on this PR patrol car idea. They used to have a Lamborghini Countache back in the 80's. There are a few Dodge Durango SRT Hellcats in the US. That's probably one of the ultimate full time patrol cars.
I feel like that “youth group” that gave the police office a Porsche was an embezzlement scheme where the sheriff (or whatever you call them in England) just wanted a nice car 😂 the reasoning they gave for why the car was gifted made no sense
The thing is that these high-speed police patrol or interceptors are common in the US mostly due to drug seizures. It seems in other countries they have one or two of them for the entire country as a show car. I wouldn't say the majority of cities in the US but many of them have Corvettes or mustangs or Camaros
Worst part about the Dubai cop cars is they never get used, nobody ever goes on high speed chases in the UAE the laws are so strict there nobody is stupid enough to
9:45 Y'all are laughing and have no idea how fast that car is Edit: Not gonna lie, you guys should post your cars for everyone here to judge! Especially that old Ford Dave drives. "Shitty little vehicle" Yea alright my guy......
They mispronounced Bologna, which actually sounds like "bolonia", but close to. The sound "gn" has a specific sound in latin languages, which doesn't exist in english. The sound has to be made by touching the palate with all the tongue, and not only its tip, like when you pronounce the "N" sound. So basically it's an "N", but touching the palate with the entire tongue.
The Australian car company you're thinking of is Holden. They went under as they were a subsidiary company of US General Motors. They were known for making big V8 muscle cars that were off shoots of Pontiacs. They made a modern El Camino style muscle car I dreamed for....never available in the states tho. Japan has a huge affinity for classic US muscle as we have a huge affinity for the JDM cars in the US. They usually make smaller displacement motors with because they are taxed on displacement. Doesn't matter these days with the advancement, you can get huge numbers out of small motors.
They sold the Holdens in England as the Vauxhaul vxr and the truck version was called the Holden Maloo, maloo meaning thunder in aborigonie. In the US they were sold as the Pontiac GTO, Chevy SS and the Pontiac G8.
Holdens weren't offshoots of Pontiac, the fifth generation Pontiac GTO was based on the Holden Monaro and the Pontiac G8 was based on the Holden VE Commodore. The Chevy SS was based on the VF Commodore. While some earlier Holden Commodores may resemble other GM cars, usually Opels the design was different, usually made larger and adapted to suit Australian conditions.
@@DiamandiL Came here to say this. I own an 04 GTO/Monaro. While Holden was a GM brand, they had their own designs and chassis that ended up going global. They just used American V-8's and transmissions. Was an awesome car brand and is truly a shame that it's gone.
Years ago, Florida highway patrol used a few sports cars it had confiscated in drug deals, etc. I was taking my kids to Disney world in 2009 and a rousch mustang passed me on the freeway north of Orlando with FHP decals, and lights on it.
I grew up off route 17 in Virginia. In Middlesex Country they had a super high powered blacked out mustang they'd used to catch speeders going over 100. Once caught a porche going 130 mph. I was driving and some car flew past me while I was speeding thr black mustang pulled out flew past me and got them.
Florida has used vehicles seized in drug cases for years as police cars. Miami/Dade has had Lambo's, Porsches, monster engined Mercedes and BMW's, and Charger's/Challenger's going back to the late 80's- early 90's.
Here in Delaware USA we have the lower the license plate the more expensive as well. A lot of them reside in my town. Single digits go for millions and they're usually on cars that aren't insanely expensive. Around here its usually if you know you know kinda thing. No need to be flashy with it. Although we do have a few supercars around here.
@@Baughlin A lot of them are. I clean the ultra wealthy homes around here and a few years ago we rolled up to a house that had number 19 on a 2000s Grand Marquis. We went inside and she had framed collage of every civilian owned plate from 6 to 99. She said she knew everyone who has them. I'm not sure if that meant they're family or she just knew them outside of family but the amount of money people pay for two digit and single digits are stupid money. So I'm assuming all the rich people kind of know each other around here. 3 digit tags are passed around quite a bit. Double digits are rare at auction but I've only ever seen 1 or 2 single digits at auction around here. And those ones go for millions.
@@koenigseggkid1678 I never knew this at the time I went through Delaware a while back and saw plate "77" on a 1977 Ford Thunderbird. I just thought it was something clever with the year of the car.
Not sure if it's in the video yet, but the Texas and California Highway Patrols used Foxbody Mustangs for a long time they were called the SSP Mustang. They fetch money in decent shape.
There are many police departments in the US with lamborghinis, ferraris, porsche, corvettes etc. They are usallyy seized by the police in raids of drug dealers or street racers, and then used rather than sold in claims of we need them to assist in supercars chases.
Gentleman, you need to react to some Arkansas State Police videos on the CZcams machine. They will PIT anyone at 150 mph, I’ve watched the cops kill themselves trying to wreck the criminals. Some of the best entertainment on the internet.
The Ferrari dealership requires the buyer take a driving safety course to learn how to handle the power. Now this is in San Antonio Texas, don’t know about other dealer
The only problem with these cars is that since they are so expensive, the police forces can't really use them where their speed is necessary, like in chases or actual police work.
The Plaid variant of the Tesla Model S has 1006 horsepower, 1020 ft lbs of torque, 0-60 in 1.99 seconds with a 200 mph computer limited speed. Range is 390 miles. No one is going to buy one for the cops. Its half the price of a Porsche Taycan.
Here in Ct. we have a couple of State Police Barracks that have the Dodge Demon and that bad girl can hit at least 200 mph. It is so beautiful and just once I would love for them to take me for a ride.
They missed out on lawtey Florida's silver bullet, and old 5.0 mustang with 450 horse power and the interceptor upgrade package they dropped it a few years ago but it stopped out at 215 and could turn on a dime
We all know how deadly Porsche cars are....Paul Walker died in a Carerra GT. Raise awareness in Japan? Yeah don't screw with a GT-R. The Lykan Hypersport was the car in Fast and Furious 7.
Does daz drive like a Lamborghini or Ferrari, cause he makes fun of cars that are much better than aston Martin or even bmw's absolutely funny . I drive a Lamborghini urus and I would love to have any of those other cars they're great.
I vaguely remember the (I think) Dodge Chargers with the 'Interceptor' upgrades that were supposed to run down folks on highways or interstates. Haven't heard about them in years, so I guess they failed, or are cleverly disguised. I think some states incorporated a Porsche Interceptor model.
To keep up with the other supercars on the road. if someone flys pass you at 120 or 150 you need to go faster to catch them, and if they do stop you call in for another unit, and if they dont you can still follow them to get their info or until a chopper gets to you.
@@Kirinketsu_ It's not likely you're going to see the police flying down the road at 150 mph chasing after someone, atleast, not in the US. The faster the units drive, the more dangerous the pursuit becomes, not just because of the speed, but rather it will most likely will result in the person running to drive more recklessly. In most cases, law enforcement will either just track them with a helicopter, or the wait to arrest them another day
@@Utonian21 It happens all the time on big open highways, at night, or on back roads. There are many videos on YT of cops in chases or trying to catch someone going 100-130, there are even videos of 150+ chases start to finish. I was passed by a cop on the highway once that had to of been going 140+, the whole car was rocking for 5 secs after he passed me, responding to a home invasion going on with a child in the home who was calling it in.
That guy has no clue about cars...he is just reading off a wikipedia script on the car specs and using pirated footage cobbled together to make the video.
It's mostly for show but their is some legit value when one considers a very common crime among Middle Eastern elites are high-speed joyrides in their suped-up sportscars.
To catch cars/suspects that are faster than SUVs or sedans and then have the ones with more space take him into custody later? Not that hard a concept to grasp
The EMP would probably fry the ECU and any other electronics in the ICE car as well, better off with an old diesel tractor fitted with an EMP would work though.
Tesla's reign as the EV king is over. Chevy, Ford, Dodge, BMW, and other companies have caught up to Tesla and even surpassed them in quality and performance. I think in the next 5 to 10 years we will see some great EVs. I know there is a company here in California that made an EV supercar that is over 1000 HP and has a charge of about 800 miles. It's exciting to see what's in the future.
I think the most exotic in KY is probably just the Corvette. Nice for sure. A lot of places have those probably though. It's usually a Taurus,Charger or Challenger though around here. Obviously various SUVs and Trucks.
Trooper Byrd in Little Rock has a Hellcat with a turbo, and he isn’t scared to pin its ears back and go. He is the only cop I know of with a fan club. Search for dashcam vids on CZcams.
In Dubai it is illegal to be in debt. If you owe money and are not able to pay right away they will put you in jail. Because of this there are alot of abandoned supercars at the Dubai Airport of people leaving the country before being sent to jail. I'm guessing that is where the police have gotten their high end cars.
Would love to see the Dubai cops try to deal with what goes on in Florida, Texas and Southern California.
Same. Here in Texas we have some of the most modded out cars in America lol the infamous Demon outrunning the helicopter etc
They couldn't handle freedom. In countries like that they expect everybody to just bow down to them and do what they say. That's why they drive fancy cars because they know nobody's going to fight back against them because if they do them and their entire family will be executed
Yup , Florida man here to second that, gard gators instead of dogs here in the swamp
The laws are not the same ,you can run but you can't hide !
once they get you (it could be next day or in 10 years) the car get crushed with all the other cars you have ( cars that are modified and NO it's not illegal to modified cars for law abiding citizen but you are not a law abiding citizen so they going to crush them )
and if they know who you are ,you should give your self up because every 7 days about USD 50,000.00 get added to a fine
That I'd definitely watch.
Having been in law enforcement for 23 years before retirement, Patrol Vehicle top speed isn't as important as acceleration and cornering in urban areas. Sure, if you spend all your time on Interstate Highways outside of big cities, then top speed is desirable. I will trade top-end speed for acceleration and a superb upgraded suspension that can corner consistently well every time. The key is a strong durable engine and heavy duty transmission that can do that and not fail in two or three years. In a medium-sized city, I never needed more than 100mph. I rarely went over 70mph within the city limits. What I did need, more than anything, was to be able to safely and consistently corner a 90-degree intersection, not lose traction due to an ordinary suspension in the front and rear. I needed to accelerate from 25mph to 60mph quickly and to brake without skidding from 60mph to 25mph just as fast. Top end Speed isn't the key to emergency runs or pursuits (which are becoming extinct now except for serious felonies).
It is acceleration, handling, and pursuit training that allows you to drive fast safely in urban areas and still get there as quickly as possible without the extreme risks that go with extreme speeds.
The Tesla apeal is it can keep up with bikers.
LAPD was one of the first to get on this PR patrol car idea. They used to have a Lamborghini Countache back in the 80's. There are a few Dodge Durango SRT Hellcats in the US. That's probably one of the ultimate full time patrol cars.
Appreciate the consistency and quality, I can always rely on this channel for great content
Cheers happyfairyjerry, appreciate that 👍🏻
Most consistent, entertaining channel on CZcams by a country mile.
Indeed
I feel like that “youth group” that gave the police office a Porsche was an embezzlement scheme where the sheriff (or whatever you call them in England) just wanted a nice car 😂 the reasoning they gave for why the car was gifted made no sense
The thing is that these high-speed police patrol or interceptors are common in the US mostly due to drug seizures. It seems in other countries they have one or two of them for the entire country as a show car. I wouldn't say the majority of cities in the US but many of them have Corvettes or mustangs or Camaros
Worst part about the Dubai cop cars is they never get used, nobody ever goes on high speed chases in the UAE the laws are so strict there nobody is stupid enough to
9:45 Y'all are laughing and have no idea how fast that car is
Edit: Not gonna lie, you guys should post your cars for everyone here to judge! Especially that old Ford Dave drives. "Shitty little vehicle" Yea alright my guy......
They mispronounced Bologna, which actually sounds like "bolonia", but close to. The sound "gn" has a specific sound in latin languages, which doesn't exist in english. The sound has to be made by touching the palate with all the tongue, and not only its tip, like when you pronounce the "N" sound. So basically it's an "N", but touching the palate with the entire tongue.
The Australian car company you're thinking of is Holden. They went under as they were a subsidiary company of US General Motors. They were known for making big V8 muscle cars that were off shoots of Pontiacs. They made a modern El Camino style muscle car I dreamed for....never available in the states tho.
Japan has a huge affinity for classic US muscle as we have a huge affinity for the JDM cars in the US. They usually make smaller displacement motors with because they are taxed on displacement. Doesn't matter these days with the advancement, you can get huge numbers out of small motors.
Interesting stuff BEAN 👊🏻
They sold the Holdens in England as the Vauxhaul vxr and the truck version was called the Holden Maloo, maloo meaning thunder in aborigonie. In the US they were sold as the Pontiac GTO, Chevy SS and the Pontiac G8.
@@wakawaka5131 We never got the UTE sadly. By that time Pontiac was so tarnished as a brand their days were already numbered with GM.
Holdens weren't offshoots of Pontiac, the fifth generation Pontiac GTO was based on the Holden Monaro and the Pontiac G8 was based on the Holden VE Commodore. The Chevy SS was based on the VF Commodore. While some earlier Holden Commodores may resemble other GM cars, usually Opels the design was different, usually made larger and adapted to suit Australian conditions.
@@DiamandiL Came here to say this. I own an 04 GTO/Monaro. While Holden was a GM brand, they had their own designs and chassis that ended up going global. They just used American V-8's and transmissions. Was an awesome car brand and is truly a shame that it's gone.
I had no idea Norfolk had such a crime problem! lol
I'm 27 and never owned a car yet lol (mainly from traveling all over the country it's easier not to have one)
Years ago, Florida highway patrol used a few sports cars it had confiscated in drug deals, etc. I was taking my kids to Disney world in 2009 and a rousch mustang passed me on the freeway north of Orlando with FHP decals, and lights on it.
My hometown of Hoover, Alabama just outside Birmingham, AL has a Porsche 911 and a Corvette ZR1 as chase cars. Those things are rapid
Australian muscles cars all based of American cars or they are American cars that have been rebodied, those mighty v8s still come from the USA.
I grew up off route 17 in Virginia. In Middlesex Country they had a super high powered blacked out mustang they'd used to catch speeders going over 100. Once caught a porche going 130 mph. I was driving and some car flew past me while I was speeding thr black mustang pulled out flew past me and got them.
Florida has used vehicles seized in drug cases for years as police cars. Miami/Dade has had Lambo's, Porsches, monster engined Mercedes and BMW's, and Charger's/Challenger's going back to the late 80's- early 90's.
Here in Delaware USA we have the lower the license plate the more expensive as well. A lot of them reside in my town. Single digits go for millions and they're usually on cars that aren't insanely expensive. Around here its usually if you know you know kinda thing. No need to be flashy with it. Although we do have a few supercars around here.
Are they grandfathered in?
@@Baughlin A lot of them are. I clean the ultra wealthy homes around here and a few years ago we rolled up to a house that had number 19 on a 2000s Grand Marquis. We went inside and she had framed collage of every civilian owned plate from 6 to 99. She said she knew everyone who has them. I'm not sure if that meant they're family or she just knew them outside of family but the amount of money people pay for two digit and single digits are stupid money. So I'm assuming all the rich people kind of know each other around here. 3 digit tags are passed around quite a bit. Double digits are rare at auction but I've only ever seen 1 or 2 single digits at auction around here. And those ones go for millions.
@@koenigseggkid1678 I never knew this at the time I went through Delaware a while back and saw plate "77" on a 1977 Ford Thunderbird. I just thought it was something clever with the year of the car.
24:44 is that a ghost saying "hello" 👀👀
Not sure if it's in the video yet, but the Texas and California Highway Patrols used Foxbody Mustangs for a long time they were called the SSP Mustang. They fetch money in decent shape.
There are many police departments in the US with lamborghinis, ferraris, porsche, corvettes etc. They are usallyy seized by the police in raids of drug dealers or street racers, and then used rather than sold in claims of we need them to assist in supercars chases.
Gentleman, you need to react to some Arkansas State Police videos on the CZcams machine. They will PIT anyone at 150 mph, I’ve watched the cops kill themselves trying to wreck the criminals. Some of the best entertainment on the internet.
I also like the motorcycle chases in Arkansas.. really triggers the cops when they realize they’re not catching up.
Texas highway patrol has recently seized a 1,000 horsepower challenger hellcat and it is now in service as a Texas state trooper car
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The Ferrari dealership requires the buyer take a driving safety course to learn how to handle the power. Now this is in San Antonio Texas, don’t know about other dealer
The only problem with these cars is that since they are so expensive, the police forces can't really use them where their speed is necessary, like in chases or actual police work.
Now I'm living UAE ..I can see so many spots car in here ...
The Plaid variant of the Tesla Model S has 1006 horsepower, 1020 ft lbs of torque, 0-60 in 1.99 seconds with a 200 mph computer limited speed. Range is 390 miles. No one is going to buy one for the cops. Its half the price of a Porsche Taycan.
In the US, these public relations exotic cars are bought with illegal money seizures.
Here in Ct. we have a couple of State Police Barracks that have the Dodge Demon and that bad girl can hit at least 200 mph.
It is so beautiful and just once I would love for them to take me for a ride.
They missed out on lawtey Florida's silver bullet, and old 5.0 mustang with 450 horse power and the interceptor upgrade package they dropped it a few years ago but it stopped out at 215 and could turn on a dime
14:39 I heard the name of the people in Australia who drive muscle cars are called 'AussieMotos'
We all know how deadly Porsche cars are....Paul Walker died in a Carerra GT. Raise awareness in Japan? Yeah don't screw with a GT-R. The Lykan Hypersport was the car in Fast and Furious 7.
Does daz drive like a Lamborghini or Ferrari, cause he makes fun of cars that are much better than aston Martin or even bmw's absolutely funny
. I drive a Lamborghini urus and I would love to have any of those other cars they're great.
You don't drive a Urus lmao
I vaguely remember the (I think) Dodge Chargers with the 'Interceptor' upgrades that were supposed to run down folks on highways or interstates. Haven't heard about them in years, so I guess they failed, or are cleverly disguised. I think some states incorporated a Porsche Interceptor model.
Most State Police in my state have Chargers and have so for over 5 years, its that or the Ford Interceptor SUV.
@@Kirinketsu_ ok, gotcha. So the whole 'Interceptor' variants are still out there in use I guess.
The problem with flashy police cars is that they're not practical. What is the point in a PD having a Lambo, when there are no backseats for a cage?
To keep up with the other supercars on the road. if someone flys pass you at 120 or 150 you need to go faster to catch them, and if they do stop you call in for another unit, and if they dont you can still follow them to get their info or until a chopper gets to you.
@@Kirinketsu_ It's not likely you're going to see the police flying down the road at 150 mph chasing after someone, atleast, not in the US. The faster the units drive, the more dangerous the pursuit becomes, not just because of the speed, but rather it will most likely will result in the person running to drive more recklessly. In most cases, law enforcement will either just track them with a helicopter, or the wait to arrest them another day
@@Utonian21 It happens all the time on big open highways, at night, or on back roads. There are many videos on YT of cops in chases or trying to catch someone going 100-130, there are even videos of 150+ chases start to finish.
I was passed by a cop on the highway once that had to of been going 140+, the whole car was rocking for 5 secs after he passed me, responding to a home invasion going on with a child in the home who was calling it in.
They are emphasizing safety at 213 mph in a Porsche!
Best ones are what the British police had years ago the Subaru's. 😂
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The Florida hellcat is near me
It is pretty sad actuall but if the filmmaker had done his research , the list would be correct
That guy has no clue about cars...he is just reading off a wikipedia script on the car specs and using pirated footage cobbled together to make the video.
UAE is the size of a cats litter box. Why they need that much speed is beyond me.
It's mostly for show but their is some legit value when one considers a very common crime among Middle Eastern elites are high-speed joyrides in their suped-up sportscars.
It's all for show.
Uh it's definitely a big enough country to speed in lol idk what you're smoking
Australian muscle trucks where called utes
I'm sure most of these are for show. What use is a 2 door police car with no backseat?
Richland county in Columbia, SC has a whole unit of Camaro ZL1 1LE “pursuit vehicles” I guess
To catch cars/suspects that are faster than SUVs or sedans and then have the ones with more space take him into custody later? Not that hard a concept to grasp
All you need is a EMP that can be used on a highway gasoline engines might be far better in that case
The EMP would probably fry the ECU and any other electronics in the ICE car as well, better off with an old diesel tractor fitted with an EMP would work though.
isn't that related to need for speed games?
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Tesla's reign as the EV king is over. Chevy, Ford, Dodge, BMW, and other companies have caught up to Tesla and even surpassed them in quality and performance. I think in the next 5 to 10 years we will see some great EVs. I know there is a company here in California that made an EV supercar that is over 1000 HP and has a charge of about 800 miles. It's exciting to see what's in the future.
None of those EVs perform as well on distance or are as fast as a Tesla, nice try though
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I think the most exotic in KY is probably just the Corvette. Nice for sure. A lot of places have those probably though. It's usually a Taurus,Charger or Challenger though around here. Obviously various SUVs and Trucks.
Trooper Byrd in Little Rock has a Hellcat with a turbo, and he isn’t scared to pin its ears back and go. He is the only cop I know of with a fan club. Search for dashcam vids on CZcams.
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You guys should react to Arkansas State Police chase.
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In Dubai it is illegal to be in debt. If you owe money and are not able to pay right away they will put you in jail. Because of this there are alot of abandoned supercars at the Dubai Airport of people leaving the country before being sent to jail. I'm guessing that is where the police have gotten their high end cars.
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Funny how this video claims these are patrol cars when they're actual show cars. I highly doubt any of these cars actually patrol the streets
Has this Channel reacted to the Charger that out ran a police helicopter? ?