....if you get to drive this
Taken from the Top Gear web site...
"Crikey, it's the Emirati rozzers! And they've got a Lamborghini Aventador and Ferrari FF police car!
Last week via Twitter, Dubai police announced that they'd added a Lamborghini Aventador to the fleet. This is obviously very, very cool and thanks to a 217 mph top speed, would significantly help in high-speed pursuits.
But there is one small problem with an Aventador cop car. If there's more than one crim, getting them to the nick would be a bit of an issue as there's only two seats. So Dubai Police sat down, had a very important meeting and came up with a solution - a four seat, four-wheel-drive solution - a Ferrari FF.
Buying another £200,000+ police car may seem extravagant. But Dubai is famous for its very, very harsh winters. So a capable, fast four-wheel drive was needed, and the FF fills that role perfectly.
There's not much more info, but the Italian Carabinieri with their Lotus Evora S now have competition for the coolest car police car, after Hammond's Vitara, obviously."
Taken from the Top Gear web site...
"Crikey, it's the Emirati rozzers! And they've got a Lamborghini Aventador and Ferrari FF police car!
Last week via Twitter, Dubai police announced that they'd added a Lamborghini Aventador to the fleet. This is obviously very, very cool and thanks to a 217 mph top speed, would significantly help in high-speed pursuits.
But there is one small problem with an Aventador cop car. If there's more than one crim, getting them to the nick would be a bit of an issue as there's only two seats. So Dubai Police sat down, had a very important meeting and came up with a solution - a four seat, four-wheel-drive solution - a Ferrari FF.
Buying another £200,000+ police car may seem extravagant. But Dubai is famous for its very, very harsh winters. So a capable, fast four-wheel drive was needed, and the FF fills that role perfectly.
There's not much more info, but the Italian Carabinieri with their Lotus Evora S now have competition for the coolest car police car, after Hammond's Vitara, obviously."