Now, both despite and because of their modern construction, fuel-saving V-6 engines, and standard all-wheel-drive, Ford hopes its new Police Interceptor ... “Anti-stab” plates in seatbacks ...

Ford estimates that police departments can save upward of $3,500 per car in annual fuel costs compared with the outgoing model. Cars are Andrew's jam, as is strawberry. After spending years as a ...

A deflector plate protects the sedan ... Its successor, save for the Police Interceptor name and four doors, has little in common. In fact, Ford’s approach is to actually build two Interceptors ...

The car, based on the Ford Taurus, will replace the Crown Victoria-based cruiser at the end of 2011. The Police Interceptor has anti-stab plates built into the front seats to protect occupants ...

This car has a temporary plate ... The Police Interceptor got a digital odometer starting in the mid-2000s, so we can't tell how many miles this car had at the end. The highest-mile Ford I've ...

The Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor was apparently so good ... Inside, a steel center console serves as a mounting plate for accessories and a place to route wires without having to tear ...

Ford first introduced its police package in 1950 and today the Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor is the industry ... Lastly, don't forget the anti-stab plate in the back of the front seats ...

The 2025 Ford Police Interceptor Utility (PIU) vehicle is now being shipped to law enforcement agencies around the country. Tech upgrades include standard Vehicle Integration System 2.0 and ...

The 2025 Ford Police Interceptor Utility just launched with quality-of-life improvements and better driver safety tech. While the hybrid powertrain has been dropped from the production Explorer ...