My comment on the police cars is the it is very bright and it blends in with all of the other cars.
Ryan Barnes
24 Kirkham Crt Berwick 3806
Victoria
Iam 14 years of age

Cool yes....Fair, NO! But I'd be happy to drive it on patrol everyday.

''Parabéns pelas fotos legais!"
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Which, translated from Portuguese means:

"Congratulations for the legal photos"

I guess the reply to that would be thanks?

Greg
copcar dot com

Yo, JoshieDUde. You are commenting on an AMERICAN made vehicle. CHEVROLET SUBURBAN. Made here in the good ol' US. Now take your PHAT DUMMM AZZ outta here and go find some teen site to play on

Um, Joshie Boy, they almost always catch chase suspects here in the US.

Must be nice to see a "real" police car in a country filled with compact "green and whites." The owner needs to square away the light-gar though, and put all of the red filters on the driver's side and all of the blues on the passenger side. Needs black spotlights on both pillars, too!

Hello everyone, my name is Lizzie and I am a police officer in the Netherlands, me and my colleage's drive these Volvo's every day on the dutch highways and I got to telle you, they drive fast and very good!
If you like to see many more pictures, you should visit the web-site of a 16 year old girl who wants to be a cop:
www.politiepagina.nl

When you are there click on: FOTO'S
Then you can click on any name like: KLPD
That's the department I work at, okey any way, I hope you'll like it, take it easy...
Lizzie

This does not look like a gendarmerie car. A gendarmerie car is blue, says "GENDARMERIE" on the sides, and has black number plates with a 8-digit number on them.

hot car wish i had it

Hello Greg,

I am astounded by the number and the quality of the photos in your album, WOW !
But this car is not french; we have no Ford taurus here and the color scheme doesn't exist in France.

Just my 2 cents :-)
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Thanks Frenchy, but this is not one of my photos. It was taken by Mike Simon and it was his album you were looking at. The caption says the picture was taken on the island of St. Marten which is in the Atlantic Ocean. It's not in France, but the official languages in St. Marten are French and Dutch.

Greg
copcar du com

may i drive this car,please?

I have own mustang in garage,but this is the greatest car!

Thats what we need here in Texas

These countries got some phat cruisers! Maybe if Norht America started using some of these cars, they would actually catch chase suspects! LOL
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Maybe if the youth of America learned to spell.........
Oh, nevermind.

Greg
copcar dot com

Hello
I am searching for a retired traffic luitenet. His name is Herbert Gaespedar (not sure on the spelling)..He is a old friend of my dad. My dad is trying to get in touch with him..Dads name is Donald Stebbins..in the United States..Any information can be sent to this email and will be greatfully appreiciated...Thank You Rick Stebbins

Hello.
My brother who is Ozgur Ozaslan is living in stuttgart,germany since 1996.But we could not hear anything form him.

He is a political asylum in Germany.I have not his adresses and phone number..He is from Turkey and Birth date is 19 November 1973..

If you need additinoal information about him please let me know.

Thanks.

It IS an K-9 Unit. I'm from germany.

In german, u say "Hundeführer" to "K-9 Leader".

This is an Volkswagen Passat, maybe with 130 PS-engine. But this is still a little bit older car > our cars actually are Mercedes Benz. U can see a few under www.polizeiautos.de

cu

officer
www.bertoldsbrunnen.de.vu

I think its cool but we'll never see one of those in NSW Police :(

What a difference 30+ years makes...........back in the Hippie Era that 'Police' logo would have been pure Peter Max/Grateful Dead............today; it is a regulation insignia? Too mindblowing for this old Hippie :)

Bearhawke in Az

The two dots on the plate are on every car here in Germany.
The dot above shows the owner ( and the police, too) the time to get to the next emission check (on front plate) and the next technical check ( so commonly called TÜV-check) on back plate.
On the front plate it is an hexagon, showing in the center the year ( for example 01 for 2001, 02 for 2002 an so on ) and around the twelve month. You must bring your car to the check at the month which is on the upper position on the hexagon on your plate.
The second dot below is the admission sticker. It shows the region or city where the car is registered. In this case it is the City of Stuttgart. The admission sticker is a circle. In the circle is for example a coat of arms, with a heraldic animal from the region where the car belongs to.