The last decade or so they had 250 horsepower, which isn’t crazy or anything but in the early 2000s that is quite good. With a short axle ratio, and the stiff suspension, they are surprisingly sporty
When I visited Clearwater, Florida back in 1996, I couldn't believe that there was actually a marked Dodge Diplomat still patrolling the streets. Three years ago, I saw a marked Ford Crown Victoria still in service here. I couldn't believe that either. But to see a CV just retiring from patrol now is astounding. It has to be a minimum of 12 years old. I don't think any police dept. years ago would have even seriously entertained the idea of having 10-12 year old cars in their fleets for patrol use.
Grand Isle, VT has a lot of old cruisers because they have a much bigger force in the summer and less in winter, so they have several cars that never see salt. I assume the summer officers work winters in ski towns.
If I ran an agency, I would have at least one vehicle left over from a fleet that was purchased new, still roaming the streets until it died or got totalled.
right? and overseas we see the Crown Vic as THE american police car, Ford created an iconic piece of american history, from the late 90's to the late 2010's the Crown Vic was the american police car we saw on tv
Best cop car ever made. They weren't that fast, but they were damn tough and reliable. Wish Ford still made these instead of giving the cops soccer mom SUVs
That cop one the right side of the Crown Vic looks just like Rick Grimes AND Rick Grimes was a cop himself. Quite fascinating to see such a perfect in real life doppelganger of the guy. But also the Crown Vic crying via wind shield wipers was funny by the way
They stopped making them because of poor side impact protection and because stability control was becoming mandatory. I'm sure if they made a new one it would be unibody and not as reliable. They were basically a truck car. The frames were the exact same from the 70s to the 2006 model year. 2006 they had some changes to the frame I believe
These Crown Vics are icons. Sadly no longer in production, but certainly not forgotten! The impact that this vehicle has had on the police industry and automotive industry in general is telling. Hearing those legendary 4.6L V8s roar when an officer was responding to a call was always thrilling but intimidating at the same time. I always liked the appearance of these vehicles as well. There is a reason why some are still in service today. They're cheaper to maintain and they can go on for hundreds of thousands of miles, with many of them being repurposed for other services or for private citizen use when retired as a police unit.
The Crown Vic P71 and the Caprice 9C1 (from the 80's-90's) will always be the ultimate cop cars. Easy to repair, simple, built like a tank, very reliable, fast and REALLY fun with their Rear Wheel Drive drive trains and V8's. I should know, I am the proud owner of a 2009 Crown Vic P71 myself, use it as my daily driver and love it as if it was my own child. It's just sad not to have them around patrolling the streets anymore.
RIP CVPI, you were the best patrol car ever in my opinion. You weren't the fastest or the strongest, but you were the toughest and the most fearless. We salute you!! o7
What a shame. It will live on forever with COPS, older TV shows and everything. The pure nostalgia of a crown vic is fantastic, and is a beast of a vehicle. Shame to see them being retired and sent out.
1:06 I might have cried too. 😭Thanks for hitting all these drunk drivers, taking them to their well deserved home, and bringing along more bad guys, CV. We'll miss you.
Unfortunately once that Crown Victoria is decommissioned it's going straight to the crusher. The Canadian Government will not sell anything that was affiliated with the RCMP.
I drove one for 7 years in the Florida Keys, until I retired, and then it went to the fire department for a couple more years. Best patrol car I ever had in 28 years.
My little town in Pennsylvania probably had their last Crown Victoria around a decade ago if not longer. Then we had a mix of ford explorers and Ford Taurus's, but now the whole fleet of about 6 vehicles is all newer Ford Explorers. It makes sense with the better technology and all wheel drive. My Explorer is a beast in the snow and could easily escape a rear wheel drive Vic.
Yeah I have one and I live in Michigan and I don’t understand how any pursuits could have possibly happened in winter. My town had their last ones about 5 years ago, there’s nearby towns that still have them. The reason they stuck around so long is that they’re rugged and durable (apart from in the winter lol)
The best sedan and police vehicle their was.. body on frame, easy to fix and not that expensive to fix either due to so many of these vehicles being made... Parts were and probably still are very easy to come by at a fair or lower cost
I realize police departments can't use these cars forever, but I bet you anything this Crown Vic will outlive the Ford Explorer that's replacing it. They just don't have the longevity of the 4.6 V8 or the panther Platform in general. Some breakdown before 50,000 miles and have to be retired early. Ford is even it hot water over its reliability in regards to lemon law violations across the US. End of an era... Now we just have disposable tin cans on wheels with touch screens for dashboards. Sad.
They won’t either. I work in the shop for our county, explorers are being sent to auction at 5-6 years old. They are trashed, suspensions are junk, some have already had engines replaced. The crown Vic’s we had were around 10 years or better. And actually still have two of them in service now
@@idontknow2rhhfhf i know you were asking CustomDeluxe, but I'll weight in too, just for the heck of it. Chargers are good but you gotta watch the transmissions, they like to go South earlier then one would like. They are a LOT faster than Crown Victoria's but the are unibody so they are less rugged and are also a little bit smaller. If you can find a well taken care of one and you don't beat the hell out of it, they can be a good car to own.
Only way to get a new car that reliable now is either a Toyota hybrid or do what I did and seek out a nonturbo 4 cylinder with manual. (I think the Honda Civic Sport - not the Sport Touring or Si, those are turbos - and base Nissan Versa and VW Jetta are it although there might be a couple Canada-only models out there. All are compact to small, none are pursuit-certified and it's best to forget about jumping curbs or PIT maneuvers, but if you're looking for a personal car, that's the way to go. (And VW has its' own issues...)
250hp even thought 228 and 250 isn't a difference really at all lol. But that's why they lasted so damn long! Very very low stressed engine. Sadly those tanks just couldn't compete with a 2l turbo charged Honda.
I promise you the explorer doesn't handle as good as a crown vic. I've never seen a crown vic flip itself over doing a pit maneuver lmfao. But I've seen it happen to THREE explorers. THREE!
I drive a Panther vehicle and I love it! It's a 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis LS and they are some of the best cars to ever hit the road. They are made to be fleet vehicles so they run forever, the Town Car, the Crown Vic, etc. limos, taxis, police cars. If you can find a civilized owned version, it's KING! My 1999 has 78K miles which means it's just broken in. Canada actually played a key role in Panther platform vehicles. When the gas shortage of the late 70's mandated that we make more fuel efficient cars, the CAFE standards were implemented, but THESE Panthers had parts made in Windsor, Canada, just across the water from Detroit, so they were able to skirt those environmental regulations because they weren't "made in the USA." So they run like commercial vehicles. A true coup for any used car buyer. I took $15K used car shopping and put $11,600 back in the bank.
I spent 2 years looking for a good Crown Vic. this was in around 2013. Would pay top dollar. Hen's teeth are easier to find. I did miss on a used Ghost car. Not a lot of miles. like about 60,000.I got there and it was sold. (not a dealer)
The Crown Vic is the last of it's kind. Nowhere in the modern age can you find a V8 American car that's reliable, easy on the wallet, and body on frame. I hope we see an actual replacement sometime in the future but the way every company under the sun operates in this day and age, I doubt we will ever see an American car come even a third close to this car.
No it's not going to one it's not even going to be auctioned, straight to junk yard or crushed, since 2021, the RCMP has stopped all decommissioned vehicle auction so people wouldn't try to "impersonate police" lol
@@truck_dude yep they starting phasing them out in my home city in 2012. I remember when they got their first Dodge charger police vehicle. I thought it was the coolest thing in the world. A world of crownvic pd vehicles to now these beasty sports vehicles. The cops preferred the crown Vics though, more space they said 🤷🏻♂️
If it wasn't for the police, the Crown Vic probably wouldn't have been built past the late '90s. As far as the retail market goes, the Taurus was the big Ford sedan starting as soon as it was launched in '86.
Sad day, my first cruiser was a slick top Crown Vic that was on its way out. It was so old people would pass me thinking I was a citizens on patrol volunteer, but would freak out when they saw SHERIFF on the side. It was a very truck-like car and would go through mud and rough terrain.
it will be infinitely more reliable than any of the modern shit they make these days. I hope that its put into a museum along with the other last crown vics as the final few are decomissioned.
Police cars are under contract to be repaired with oem parts ONLY. They may have unbelievable high mileage/kilometers but everything is maintained with quality parts. Not the Chinese knockoffs that breaks hours after installing.
Ford should bring this baby back built on the AWD expedition chassis and the 400hp 5.0 out of the F150. Imagine what AWD and an extra 140hp would do for it's performance.
Nah man. The M body, Plymouth Gran Fury, Dodge Diplomats were bad ass. When that Fury is behind you with those wig wag headlights? Holy crap! Instant respiratory pain! Keep the old girl, fellas!
@AA Flame The police Ford explorer has a base engine of 300 horsepower and the bigger engine has 400 horsepower. It is definitely not slow and faster than the Vic.
Super looking model one of best police cars that was around since 1998, I used to own a 2010 ex opp, I now own a ex peel dodge charger 2016 another great looking cop car
Greatest police car ever made. Not very fast but was a tank and could take a curb at 40 mph (whatever that is in KPH)
2nd best for sure. 9C1 Caprice was #1.
The last decade or so they had 250 horsepower, which isn’t crazy or anything but in the early 2000s that is quite good. With a short axle ratio, and the stiff suspension, they are surprisingly sporty
Tell that to the Japanese plastic cars that my 4.6 v8 blows off the line.
The P71 can hold 130 miles an hour literally till it runs out of fuel. And that's a fact. Best police car ever.
64k. Fast enough 0-60 in about 8.9 sec with the 229 hp 4.6
The greatest police car of all time. Here in New Jersey we have thousands still in action in the cities
Especially Paterson and Hackensack.
You should see many of them in the West Coast, mate
i see one everyday 😂
@@judithburdi3886hopefully not in your rear view mirror. 😂
Lucky!
It's good to see Rick Grimes giving credit where credit is due.
Right?!
knew someone would say something like this and i love it
Saw the video and came here looking for this comment
COOOORAL!😂
Andrew Lincoln lol
We salute you Crown Vic! Such an iconic tank of a cop car. We'll miss you buddy!
When I visited Clearwater, Florida back in 1996, I couldn't believe that there was actually a marked Dodge Diplomat still patrolling the streets. Three years ago, I saw a marked Ford Crown Victoria still in service here. I couldn't believe that either. But to see a CV just retiring from patrol now is astounding. It has to be a minimum of 12 years old. I don't think any police dept. years ago would have even seriously entertained the idea of having 10-12 year old cars in their fleets for patrol use.
Burnaby still has at least one in service.
I still see them in San Antonio and Houston TX
Grand Isle, VT has a lot of old cruisers because they have a much bigger force in the summer and less in winter, so they have several cars that never see salt. I assume the summer officers work winters in ski towns.
If I ran an agency, I would have at least one vehicle left over from a fleet that was purchased new, still roaming the streets until it died or got totalled.
Little confused about the 96 Florida comment as the Diplomat ran until 89 so in 96 was only 7 years old at that time.
Crown Victoria’s are such a cool police icon You see police cars in games and other media that were inspired by the crown Victoria.
right? and overseas we see the Crown Vic as THE american police car, Ford created an iconic piece of american history, from the late 90's to the late 2010's the Crown Vic was the american police car we saw on tv
Like GTA, Used to play Episodes From Liberty Cities and GTA 5.
Really happy to see Rick back on the force after everything he went through.
I understood that reference
Dooda grimes
Best cop car ever made. They weren't that fast, but they were damn tough and reliable. Wish Ford still made these instead of giving the cops soccer mom SUVs
At least those Ford replacements are not a Chrysler Magic Wagon! That Dodge Charger's poor rear seating gives perps are nice rough ride to jail!
That cop one the right side of the Crown Vic looks just like Rick Grimes AND Rick Grimes was a cop himself. Quite fascinating to see such a perfect in real life doppelganger of the guy. But also the Crown Vic crying via wind shield wipers was funny by the way
They seriously need to make new production Crown Vics
Agreed. It was the last good car Ford built. I’d really like to see it brought back; just as it was.
@@RFTwo maybe with a new infotainment system and possibly esc thats all theyd really need to be on par with modern cars other than that perfect
They'll surely bring the name back one day, but it will be a much different shittier car.
They stopped making them because of poor side impact protection and because stability control was becoming mandatory. I'm sure if they made a new one it would be unibody and not as reliable. They were basically a truck car. The frames were the exact same from the 70s to the 2006 model year. 2006 they had some changes to the frame I believe
@@juliogonzo2718 Who cares, fuck safety
These Crown Vics are icons. Sadly no longer in production, but certainly not forgotten! The impact that this vehicle has had on the police industry and automotive industry in general is telling. Hearing those legendary 4.6L V8s roar when an officer was responding to a call was always thrilling but intimidating at the same time. I always liked the appearance of these vehicles as well. There is a reason why some are still in service today. They're cheaper to maintain and they can go on for hundreds of thousands of miles, with many of them being repurposed for other services or for private citizen use when retired as a police unit.
The Crown Vic P71 and the Caprice 9C1 (from the 80's-90's) will always be the ultimate cop cars. Easy to repair, simple, built like a tank, very reliable, fast and REALLY fun with their Rear Wheel Drive drive trains and V8's. I should know, I am the proud owner of a 2009 Crown Vic P71 myself, use it as my daily driver and love it as if it was my own child. It's just sad not to have them around patrolling the streets anymore.
RIP CVPI, you were the best patrol car ever in my opinion. You weren't the fastest or the strongest, but you were the toughest and the most fearless. We salute you!! o7
What a shame. It will live on forever with COPS, older TV shows and everything. The pure nostalgia of a crown vic is fantastic, and is a beast of a vehicle. Shame to see them being retired and sent out.
1:06 I might have cried too. 😭Thanks for hitting all these drunk drivers, taking them to their well deserved home, and bringing along more bad guys, CV. We'll miss you.
Its arguably the most iconic police car to date. Sad to see them get decommissioned.
Brother, 0:38 that officer is Rick Grimes
😂
Best car ever produced. Hands down. Say what ya want. Anyone who argues is making excuses and lying to them self.
Loved these models. I wish they would come back and look just like these ones. So good on the road, and great at turning.
"aww he's crying" had me dead 💀
Whats Rick Grimes doing there?
😂😂
After the apocalypse, he moved to Canada and became a rcmp officer
I hope he'll get a good care in new home
No they don't scrap them anymore cause of that douche in NS. I should have bought one when they were $1500
That Nova Scotia mass casualty incident may have ruined the party for anyone wanting to buy a retired cop car as their daily.
Unfortunately once that Crown Victoria is decommissioned it's going straight to the crusher. The Canadian Government will not sell anything that was affiliated with the RCMP.
I had one.this best car ford ever made.p71 ❤
I drove one for 7 years in the Florida Keys, until I retired, and then it went to the fire department for a couple more years. Best patrol car I ever had in 28 years.
A LOT of agencies still want (and miss) the Crown Victorias.
They held onto them as long as possible.
This one should go to a museum or kept for parades.
She a beauty don’t get rid of it
A lot of members will mourn the passing of those old war horses. Myself included.
My little town in Pennsylvania probably had their last Crown Victoria around a decade ago if not longer. Then we had a mix of ford explorers and Ford Taurus's, but now the whole fleet of about 6 vehicles is all newer Ford Explorers. It makes sense with the better technology and all wheel drive. My Explorer is a beast in the snow and could easily escape a rear wheel drive Vic.
Yeah I have one and I live in Michigan and I don’t understand how any pursuits could have possibly happened in winter. My town had their last ones about 5 years ago, there’s nearby towns that still have them. The reason they stuck around so long is that they’re rugged and durable (apart from in the winter lol)
The crown vic is still the most beautiful police car ever made. Tho I like explorers too, nothing is more beautiful than the crown vic
My town in PA still uses a crown vic lol. It's old as hell but we only have like 3 cops so they don't need some fancy car.
Yeah you could, but in a spin, you can correct it so much better with RWD
I got a 2010 Vic from the little town of Strasburg, PA.
The best sedan and police vehicle their was.. body on frame, easy to fix and not that expensive to fix either due to so many of these vehicles being made... Parts were and probably still are very easy to come by at a fair or lower cost
I realize police departments can't use these cars forever, but I bet you anything this Crown Vic will outlive the Ford Explorer that's replacing it. They just don't have the longevity of the 4.6 V8 or the panther Platform in general. Some breakdown before 50,000 miles and have to be retired early. Ford is even it hot water over its reliability in regards to lemon law violations across the US. End of an era... Now we just have disposable tin cans on wheels with touch screens for dashboards. Sad.
They won’t either. I work in the shop for our county, explorers are being sent to auction at 5-6 years old. They are trashed, suspensions are junk, some have already had engines replaced. The crown Vic’s we had were around 10 years or better. And actually still have two of them in service now
@@WilleJamesHuff Are chargers better?
@@idontknow2rhhfhf i know you were asking CustomDeluxe, but I'll weight in too, just for the heck of it. Chargers are good but you gotta watch the transmissions, they like to go South earlier then one would like. They are a LOT faster than Crown Victoria's but the are unibody so they are less rugged and are also a little bit smaller. If you can find a well taken care of one and you don't beat the hell out of it, they can be a good car to own.
@@Kuson2 also, with high idle hours they have oil lubrication problems, the engines will start needing bearings, or cams.
Only way to get a new car that reliable now is either a Toyota hybrid or do what I did and seek out a nonturbo 4 cylinder with manual. (I think the Honda Civic Sport - not the Sport Touring or Si, those are turbos - and base Nissan Versa and VW Jetta are it although there might be a couple Canada-only models out there. All are compact to small, none are pursuit-certified and it's best to forget about jumping curbs or PIT maneuvers, but if you're looking for a personal car, that's the way to go. (And VW has its' own issues...)
They're gone now 😭
Man I never thought to see my favorite car gone
Always get a weird smile going when I get pulled over by a crown Vic nowadays I just love seeing those cars
The nostalgia is real right now... 💔
I drive an 03 Town Car, still drives amazing! These cars can last forever if you take care of them
I have one of the last rcmp 9C1 1996 Chevrolet caprice I bought it in 2005,best car I ever owned,I will never sell it.
That looks in great shape still! VPD cars never looked that good. Ever.
The Ford Crown Victoria is without a doubt the best Police car in the US and Canada 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
Thank you for your service!
Love that yooper; upper North American humour; good people up north; love the accent;
The best car for police work that was ever made.
RIP Mr. Crown Vic. Your 228 horsepower V8 never let anyone down.
250 hp by the end.
250hp even thought 228 and 250 isn't a difference really at all lol. But that's why they lasted so damn long! Very very low stressed engine. Sadly those tanks just couldn't compete with a 2l turbo charged Honda.
What a shame. That vehicle is iconic
Poice car ford crown vic will never be forgotten.
Crown Victoria's will always RULE
Greetings from Poland,best Police car
0:55 Rick Grimes from walking dead is a real police officer - lol
Quite sad, I am a crown victoria lover so seeing that one was decommissioned made me truly sad. 😔
I'm pretty sad too to think about like in somes years american police will totally stop use the ford crown victoria...
@@fgcgctgftcc8090 Yeah man, like the Crown Victoria was really nice, but like it just hits so hard. its so nostalgic.
I remember seeing these everyday driving past my local RCMP detachment on the school bus.
At least keep it in a museum. The last of its kind.
"Only a cop would drive a Crown Vic." ------ a certain novel about a bank robber.
Good night, sweet prince.
I promise you the explorer doesn't handle as good as a crown vic. I've never seen a crown vic flip itself over doing a pit maneuver lmfao. But I've seen it happen to THREE explorers. THREE!
i’ve had the pleasure of being written a speeding ticket by one.
Wow you must have taken lots of drugs to be ticketed by a car
Aw the part where CV cried ❤
That Crown Vic is a part of history. Don’t fix it if it ain’t broke
They did great brake stands. Rip CV 😣
A sad sad day.
I can finally stop hammering on the brakes every time I see an oncoming crown vic
Thank you for your service.
So sad to see the Vic go. Last of it's kind....
Hopefully it will still be a museum piece they will use parades. Who else wants to criticize them for retiring it?
Sadly this one will be crushed
@@anthonylambing3831 Why would they crush it?
@@nicotorres5965 due to the Nova Scotia incident. Unfortunately takes one bad person to ruin the hobby of them once retired.
@@anthonylambing3831 do you think they still have any crown victorias left as a museum piece?
@@nicotorres5965 from what I’m aware I doubt it
I remember when I was young the son of my mom aunt was from the rcmp and I went inside a crown Victoria
The Crown Victoria is the only car from Ford I would ever buy. Absolutely one of the most reliable vehicles ever made.
There should be a new crown vic series becouse that car is:
1. Beutiful
2. Good as hell
3. Great
Even the police in Canada is super friendly, such a difference to your southern neighbor… 👍
I love how the lady cop noted that she was trying to drive a 4,000+ pound RWD sedan up a hill in the snow. “It wouldn’t go up a hill”. I wonder why? 🤔
I have never met someone who owned a Crown Victoria and didn't love it.
This way better than a Netflix series lol! New subscriber.
Its an iconic car, in real life service and in the movies too
I drive a Panther vehicle and I love it! It's a 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis LS and they are some of the best cars to ever hit the road. They are made to be fleet vehicles so they run forever, the Town Car, the Crown Vic, etc. limos, taxis, police cars. If you can find a civilized owned version, it's KING! My 1999 has 78K miles which means it's just broken in. Canada actually played a key role in Panther platform vehicles. When the gas shortage of the late 70's mandated that we make more fuel efficient cars, the CAFE standards were implemented, but THESE Panthers had parts made in Windsor, Canada, just across the water from Detroit, so they were able to skirt those environmental regulations because they weren't "made in the USA." So they run like commercial vehicles. A true coup for any used car buyer. I took $15K used car shopping and put $11,600 back in the bank.
I spent 2 years looking for a good Crown Vic. this was in around 2013. Would pay top dollar. Hen's teeth are easier to find. I did miss on a used Ghost car. Not a lot of miles. like about 60,000.I got there and it was sold. (not a dealer)
You bought it for $3400?? NO way. Say it isn't so
The only cop car that still fools people 12 years after she retired. Iconic.
im feeling safer knowing rick grimes is in the NV RCMP
The Crown Vic is the last of it's kind. Nowhere in the modern age can you find a V8 American car that's reliable, easy on the wallet, and body on frame. I hope we see an actual replacement sometime in the future but the way every company under the sun operates in this day and age, I doubt we will ever see an American car come even a third close to this car.
The only body on frame replacement now is the police-equipped F150 marketed by Ford.
Crown Victoria was a great car, which is why Ford stopped making it. The last thing you want to do is make a care the people want.
Hopefully it finds a nice home
No it's not going to one
it's not even going to be auctioned, straight to junk yard or crushed, since 2021, the RCMP has stopped all decommissioned vehicle auction so people wouldn't try to "impersonate police" lol
Rick returning to the police after the apocalypse
What sucks more is that I never saw an actual cop crown victoria. I've always want to see an actual cop car in person 😭
Come to Mississippi, we are too broke to buy new squad cars and still rock out in some CVPIs!!!
What?? You must be quite young lol.
@@HyperionBadger Yep, born in 2008 so that's why I haven't seen any in person, but I did see some in old pictures of my family photos
@@truck_dude yep they starting phasing them out in my home city in 2012. I remember when they got their first Dodge charger police vehicle.
I thought it was the coolest thing in the world. A world of crownvic pd vehicles to now these beasty sports vehicles.
The cops preferred the crown Vics though, more space they said 🤷🏻♂️
iv never seen a vic in person too mostly since im in the uk
Sad. The Crown Vic is an iconic policing symbol.
If I could, I would have bought it for me and get it shipped to France!
If it wasn't for the police, the Crown Vic probably wouldn't have been built past the late '90s. As far as the retail market goes, the Taurus was the big Ford sedan starting as soon as it was launched in '86.
"AND UH, YEAH"
-PIG
Sad day, my first cruiser was a slick top Crown Vic that was on its way out. It was so old people would pass me thinking I was a citizens on patrol volunteer, but would freak out when they saw SHERIFF on the side. It was a very truck-like car and would go through mud and rough terrain.
it will be infinitely more reliable than any of the modern shit they make these days. I hope that its put into a museum along with the other last crown vics as the final few are decomissioned.
Police cars are under contract to be repaired with oem parts ONLY. They may have unbelievable high mileage/kilometers but everything is maintained with quality parts. Not the Chinese knockoffs that breaks hours after installing.
crown vic is one of the greatest police vehicles ever
bro that one guy looks like rick grimes
Rick Grimes!.. Is that you? lol.
Abbotsford PD still has one in service.
Ford should bring this baby back built on the AWD expedition chassis and the 400hp 5.0 out of the F150. Imagine what AWD and an extra 140hp would do for it's performance.
"It belongs in a Museum"
I can still spot one of these a mile away, and instantly tap the brakes.
Nah man. The M body, Plymouth Gran Fury, Dodge Diplomats were bad ass. When that Fury is behind you with those wig wag headlights? Holy crap! Instant respiratory pain! Keep the old girl, fellas!
Another sad day in automotive history.
Rick from The Walking Dead 💀 0:32
These cars are built to last!
Rest easy old girl thank you for your service may your new journey be filled with love, joy and peace thank you soldier 💙🤍💙
Noooooooooooooooo
It still looks fine you bastards 😢
They only have one type of crown vic but no they need 3 versions of the explorer that is really slow
@@aaflame Explorer is SUV
@@aaflame Maybe Ford Taurus?
@@EggGemera They have those already
@AA Flame The police Ford explorer has a base engine of 300 horsepower and the bigger engine has 400 horsepower. It is definitely not slow and faster than the Vic.
Keep it as a heritage unit or a display car!!
Super looking model one of best police cars that was around since 1998, I used to own a 2010 ex opp, I now own a ex peel dodge charger 2016 another great looking cop car
Brings a tear to my eye