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They aren't slow either. Just a middle point... 250hp 140 miles, 6 seconds to 100 miles but the vic can drive high speed for long times, without being damaged or tired. For a cop car very good👍

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@@Focus_Fearless agreed

They are simmilar but not the same, even the civillian model of the crown vic is not the same. The Interceptor uses different suspension and tighter steering, The one i have will do a full circle in just over the lingth of the car. Most stock models take twice as much room to turn around.

@@Bendigo1 your totally right, i don’t know why I didn’t even think about the p71 package, I always wanted an interceptor, the grand marquis was already fun I bet those must have been a blast, the thing was a tank too I beat the front end off that car literally and she just kept on truckin, even jumpers her once, sadly I blew out the rear and from snow drifting every night lol, I will say I’m amazed how easy such a big car was to play with in the snow, great damn cars they are

@@jonathonsaavedra843 I was really surprised how good they are in the snow. With decent tires and some skill they can go places you wouldn't expect. Mine was a City car so it has the low gear rear end It is QUICK! Almost gave me whiplash when i hit the throttle too hard when i first got it.

@@Bendigo1 right, I had bald all season tires wich sucked but the car was still very predictable on snow just hard to get going from a stop light, but with a little practice you can put the car where you want in the snow, it’s so predictable and easy, granted it’s only like 20 mph sliding but still, made me feel like ken block lmao

@@Bendigo1 “It's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks” 😂

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As one should expect.

Yeah, I would hate to be the person that bought those cars at the surplus auction.

@@Bendigo1 They probably keep maintenance up religiously but I know a torque converter , front pump and other hard parts in an automatic transmission wouldn't handle that much abuse for long before a catastrophic failure of scattered parts and fluid , they must have full time mechanics on hand

@@drjohnsonhungwell5115 They do maintain them well, but training vehicles are usually the oldest in the fleet about to be retired. When they get to the point that they require too much maintenace to keep them running, they are retired.

@@Bendigo1 bought a training car with a roll cage and harness that I believe was from this same academy with 98k on odo so far no problems but expecting it to happen😂

The new 5.0's are about the same thing.

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They weren't built for speed, they were built to take a beating and keep going. A trans am may out run it but it will never last as long with the amount of work they do,

I haven't had to yet, I bought my 2008 cvpi 4 years ago with 160k now I'm at 242k, no major issues yet, I can see why they would need a rebuild after severe-duty driving

Lol i dont think my crown vic does good in water as in when it rain lol

@@anthonyscvpi5154 Yeah I wouldn't recommend putting one 'in' water, especially not hot water or you'll end up with just a Ford Police Escort. 🤤

Oh you mean Shenanigans?