Police Car Features Your Car Doesn’t Have 🚨

Watch more videos from TFL Studios:

#copcar #policacar #policecharger

[lesalbro]

It makes me happy that there's a center console in it now.

[thebigbingus]

Another fun fact, the police charger is the only model that can have a v8 engine AND awd together.
Edit: going to be more clear, I’m referring to 7th gen chargers. I know full well there are RT’s from the 6th gen that came with AWD.

[comfortablynumb]

I drove cabs for 6 years and we used a lot of old Ford Crown Vic police cars. They had better brakes, suspension and engines and handled better than the Mercury version of the same platform. They made great cabs. I especially enjoyed the ones with the search light still on them, you can really find an address with them.

[lanaskywow]

My old car had a column shift and I miss it so much. She died of old age and worked like a beast untill her last breath.

[NickHubOfficial]

Fun Fact : It's only certified until you hit 1k mile after that you CAN have it recalibrated but departments don't do it.

[luke]

The column shifter is really the only feature you can’t get on a civilian sedan anymore sadly.

[iSchmidty]

Also drive is the bottommost position on the shifter, so that a cop can jump into the car and slam it in gear and go without worrying about overshooting and getting stuck in low or manual mode or whatever that model would normally have below drive

[BobbyNewhartFace]

Speedometers on most modern vehicles produced in the last 20 years are bang on. My 98 and my 90 were a couple mph off.

[thedefinitive]

The column shifter is the whole reason I want one of these cop cars

[jojonokimyonabouken]

The ultimate feature a retired police cruiser has: 620, 000 miles on the dash!

[RonaldReed-uldu]

I've had several cop cars, my first was a 1970 Dodge Polara. It had the plate on the core support that stated.
High Speed Pursuit package.
It had the 375 HP 440 and 2:73 gears, it shifted into second at 72 and third at 110 and would wind right past 140 and I measured the distance and marked it past 140 to 155, it would run 152 all day long if I came up on a hill it might slow down to 140 and down the hill, I'd be guess 160.
That one had a big glob of Bondo covering a bullet hole, I picked all the Bondo out and rattle canned the bare metal. I loved that bullet hole!

[pressinpickle]

Fun fact: child safety locks have been on back door for decades 😂

[hangoutwithdejon]

bro forgot to mention the 500, 000+ engine idle hours, and how hard these cars are driven.

[DAVOPARKES]

I had an ex-highway patrol car in Australia, it had an extra light above the speedo that was always on, so they could speed match vehicles at night with their lights off, sneaky.

[angelam]

It's got a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant, it's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas.

[megaman]

For many cars you can also notice the dash is thicker along with the a pillar trim in order to compensate for all the extra electrical stuff. Many models also have air funnels for the brakes to keep them cool under hard and excessive braking so they don’t loose grip or response time

[AusWash]

The column shufter is for muscle memory too. When things go sideways the last thing you want to be doing is fumbling for gears.

[cutefurrious]

as someone who doesn’t have a car, every car has features my car doesn’t have.

[MrChilili]

My truck has a column shift, and at first it’s awkward and clunky, but now I like it so much more than a regular one because of all of the open space between the two seats.

[limeflavoredbleach]

My Mercedes-Benz also has a Column shifter or at least it’s similar. But it’s electronically controlled which makes it so simple to use.