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lol, a v8 that makes 298hp , run !!!!

This is what happens when you have low quality ai do videos

Dodge Charger V8 "churning out" 292 hp. Say what??!! The V6 version has 292-300 hp and the HEMI V8 has 370. I'm only 38 seconds into the vid and already there's a glaring mistake!

The 1978 440 Monaco police car was the fastest production American car in 1978 outperforming the Corvette, Mustang, Camaro and Trans Am

My grandfather had two patrol cars that i remember when he was the cheif of police a 71 bel air ,454 it was fast and then a 75 custom 500 460 PI it was pretty quick too

Here is my take on many late 80s early 90s and late 90s to present day police vehicles I've owned/driven: 1988 Dodge Diplomat (Civilian model but bare bones): Lots of mechanical issues, far from the best car, owned it about a year and a half. Excellent in the "police car looks" however. 1990 Chevy Caprice 9c1: One of the best used cars I ever owned. Mechanical issues, but nothing major over 4.5 years of ownership. Wish I still had it! 1991 Ford Crown Victoria: Ex-Fire dept. car. Not too bad, smooth runner, some issues mechanically, didn't own for long, traded it in along with above mentioned Caprice for a new Dodge Ram. (Regret that decision to this day!) 1994 Chevy Caprice: Several mechanical issues including the transmission, owned for 4 years. Fast as F**k with that LT1Corvette engine! And into this century: 2000 Ford Crown Victoria: Not a bad runner, not my primary daily driver though. Had it for about 8 years, mechanical issues from time to time, but nothing really major. Had 156,000 miles when I got, left it off with around 171,000 when I donated it to charity. 2010 Ford Crown Victoria: My primary daily driver. Had it 10 years as of today, 7-4-24. 75,000 miles on it when bought, 189,000 currently. Ranks as best used car I have ever owned, right ahead of the 1990 Caprice. Needed new rear end put on it about 9 years ago, but I still consider this car the best I've owned to date. I will only get rid of this car if the engine or trans. goes out, period.

The concept car in the thumbnail is bad ass! Looks to me like an older model Chevy Caprice front end/grill, and a new Crown Vic body blended together.

Surprise didn’t mention Olds freeway flyers?

Greatest police car ever was Mad Max's car!!!

I remember calling them "Police Interceptors"

Our State Troopers here have all switched from the Charger to all Durangos with even lower profile roof bar lights.

Lol says 1994 crown Vic. High horsepower but shows a 5.0

Who did thsi video... All AI..lol

The problem with not knowing anything about cars and using AI to create a video results in inaccurate videos like this. It was amusing to see a Boss 429 representing a 428. During the 70s in my part of the country, Dodge/Plymouth B-bodies were common with Ford LTDs and Gran Torinos seemingly used more by small towns and sheriffs departments. I’d say in the 70s, the B-bodies likely were the embodiment of the best police cars of the 70s. The 79 Malibu’s V-6 wasn’t a great engine option, and the 350s were not LT1s. I only remember one department that bought Malibus, probably with 305s and they were not notable for anything - replaced with 80s Ford LTD Police Interceptors.

You definitely don’t want to see these cruisers in your rear view mirror.

Crown vic had more than 213 hp.

Why do you have the same script as another automotive AI voiceover channel? Are they run by the same people?

I'll never forget when I was a police officer with LAPD Los Angeles Police Department, in 1994 we started receiving our newest police cars! The Department had chosen the new generation Chevrolet Caprice with the LT1 V8 260hp detuned Corvette engine with 4 wheel disc breaks and heavy duty everything, multi port fuel injection and factory true dual exhaust! This police car was leaps snd bounds above the Ford Crown Victoria they were replacing, which had the 4.6L V8 only making 210 hp, so the 1994 9C1 LT1 police package Caprice was SOOOO MUCH BETTER! Went much faster, stopped much faster, cornered much faster! That was a great police car and so comfortable, Cloth power bucket seats, power locks, power windows, am/fm stereo, air conditioning! It was a pleasure to drive these police cars!

The last 2 0n the list were basically the same car, just 0ne was Plym0uth, the 0ther was D0dge, y0u sh0uld have had them listed t0gether s0 there w0uld have been r00m f0r 0ne m0re

Drunk person doing this list ?? Huricane: 6,5L V12 when ?? Murcielago "10-CYLINDER V9 ENGINE" WTF !!

There are so many errors in this video.

Good Good place vehicles good police vehicles

The polara 440 used a 727 torque flight 3 speed along with basically every other Chrysler vehicle in that era

wow ! that IA generated thumbnails look so (un)realistic 🙄😬

A lot of wrong information you need to do more research if your going to make a video on something

I remember in the mid 90's a neighboring town from mine switched from Crown Vics to Caprices. In less than 2 years I remember reading in the paper they had to use emergency funding to buy Crown Vics again because the Caprices were in the shop more than on the road.

These are still the most beloved cop cars in the world. Period.

These are still the most beloved cop cars in the world. Period.

These are still the most beloved cop cars in the world. Period.

Camaro police cruisers had the option code, dubbed B4C.

First of all you got half your facts wrong number two it's a Dodge Monaco not Monnoko and the Ford falcon police car that was on Australia they didn't have the car here in America right hand drive if you're going to do something like this get your facts right please

There was no Impala SS police car. There was the 4th Gen Caprice 9C1 with the LT1 engine from the SS but not the same cars. Also you showed interiors from a 07-13 Tahoe and same era Impala lol.

Where I live in West Tennessee everybody's running around in retired 90s to early 2000 Crown Vics and Caprice Classics that they auctioned off long with impounded vehicles at the police auctions

Worst vidéo ever! Full of erreurs! 1990 Caprice with 4 wheel discs brakes and abs ?? Never offered! 1994 Crown Vic shown with a 5.0l v8 engine that was Last offered in the 1991 Crown Vic square model! 1994 Impala SS police car?? Never offered as a police car!! I stopped watching this farce it was enough torture, no research and obviously complete horseshit !

The 440 Polara was a monster

Why cant you pronounce car names correctly

AI voiceover sucks. And the 10 speed transmission didn't exist and the Chevy Tahoe and Ford Explorer weren't all that popular in the 1990's

06:17 thats an australian car not US

The car in the thumbnail Is 92' chevord crown impala LMAO

1944 Crown Victoria brah? 🤔 AI vid sux

No offense but you need to redo this video, you refer to the 94’ crown Vic as a 44’ and when showing the impala SS interior, you show some interior of a 2010’s era Chevy

"nuclear power" in the hands of the common man, what could go wrong?

You missed the 1972-1973 Ford LTD Custom 500 ❤

1970,s Police Cars with an 8Track tape stereo quad 1970-79

No 10 speed was available in 1990 -2000

You should learn the true pronunciation of "Monaco?"

'70 Dodge Polara.

In Boston, Massachusetts in the early to mid seventies, the Boston police had an unmarked Impala dubbed "The 454 Car". It was made to chase down a local, infamous, car thief. It wasn’t successful at that but I always wondered what became of it. The Boston Globe newspaper did a full page story about it.

Weak video. You clearly don't no anything about yesteryear. .....the 440 transmission was an automatic 737 torqueflite. Do yoyr research before wasting people's time.

Cool pics, but why the coupes?