You guys need to make a traverse ppv. The reason why fords interceptor utility sells better than the those is due to the fact it is cheaper, more efficient and not as bulky but not too small. The traverse with the v6 would do well as a police vehicle.
I've been thinking this for years, but I think General Motors is sitting on their asses simply because they offer the less-efficient and worse-handling body-on-frame Chevrolet Tahoe PPV. While the Tahoe PPV does have the stronghold on the full-size body-on-frame pursuit-rated market, they are losing significant ground in any of the larger unibody pursuit-rated offerings since GM currently offer NONE in either sedan or crossover form for the larger size classes. A Traverse PPV would at least on-paper give more agencies options for those looking for a larger vehicle that is a lighter and/or better handling pursuit-rated crossover over GM's hulking full-size pursuit-rated SUV.
Didn't need 8 minutes. Just give the basics: 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.
Would the automatic braking system cause issues during a pursuit? I feel like that could cause more problems than solutions, officers need to be manually in control of the car during those high intense driving situations.
The only problem with this is they should have put the 6.2 in it these engines are known for there lifters I would be afraid to get one Chevy could of at least put a push button locker in this truck
Bring back a sedan for law enforcement. Believe me we all like the SUV and the trucks.. but a lot of officers want Sedans.. We miss the crown Vic lol. roomy interior, great mileage, persuit rated, AWD. It's all we cops ask lol.
If it has the same brakes as the Tahoe they will also be complete crap! 8 PPV Tahoes and all 8's brakes squeal all day everyday. (No recalls or updates) Completely wrecked a great squad!
Spent too much time talking about the features. Why don't you just say it's got a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant, it's got cop tires, cop suspensions, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas and be done with it?
@@joeljay8016 I drove one of the first "demo" Tahoes that GM had back about 10 years ago or so. Got it up to 132mph one night on an empty Interstate. Felt the same as doing about 110mph in a Crown Vic. My department only ended up getting 2 of the Tahoes and never ordered more. This Chevy Silverado PPV is interesting, but I'm excited to get a new F150 Responder in a couple of months.
so you can idle without it getting stolen but can't lock it while it idles so you don't get your guns stolen?!? right.... atleast with the 3rd party idle locks you can lock the door too with it running.
Push to start ignition on a police silverado including the Tahoe ppv? No! That’s a security flaw. Criminals can use a $10,000 equipment to steal the signal from the keyless fob and steal the police car! No! That’s a security flaw!
@@chpman2013 But hackers can steal the signal from the original key fob by using a $10,000 equipment and copy it to a bootleg version of the key fob! There are other civilian vehicles that have that same problem.
@@donttar3196 Yeah, but I don't think a common criminal is that sophisticated...besides, I'm pretty sure GM took security precautions since the last thing they want to have happen is what you're theorizing.
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 exactly! They can simply break into the 2021 Chevy ppv and just press the start button. The 2020 Ford Police Interceptor Utility only has a keyed ignition just like the good old days. With the optional police idle lock button, it’s much more secure.
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A vehicle like this would be perfect for regional park cops, park rangers, or fish and game wardens where their work often involves going offroad.
Make those rims optional on all vehicles!
I would like to see a police truck ZR2 package
Please put the 6.2 v8as an option ,5.3 v8 is lacking in a lot of areas
I have a 6.2 GMC. Has some punch
i appreciate it Because I love Chevy Silverado Police Car AND THIS IS EPIC AND LEGEND❤️💙💛🧡💜💖💖💖💗💗
You guys need to make a traverse ppv. The reason why fords interceptor utility sells better than the those is due to the fact it is cheaper, more efficient and not as bulky but not too small. The traverse with the v6 would do well as a police vehicle.
Especially with the 9 speed automatic. That v6 is a quick engine in the right gear.
Minus the center shift and aluminum wheels
They need a vehicle that will last. Who wants to drive a Travesty?
I've been thinking this for years, but I think General Motors is sitting on their asses simply because they offer the less-efficient and worse-handling body-on-frame Chevrolet Tahoe PPV.
While the Tahoe PPV does have the stronghold on the full-size body-on-frame pursuit-rated market, they are losing significant ground in any of the larger unibody pursuit-rated offerings since GM currently offer NONE in either sedan or crossover form for the larger size classes.
A Traverse PPV would at least on-paper give more agencies options for those looking for a larger vehicle that is a lighter and/or better handling pursuit-rated crossover over GM's hulking full-size pursuit-rated SUV.
@@AWDfreak do you really think a Traverse would hold up? No. I doubt any police officer would pick one over the Tahoe.
Ok sooo will they actually provide us (installers) a detailed wiring diagram for the upfitter switches? And same harness like the Tahoe?
Didn't need 8 minutes. Just give the basics: 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.
I'm confused since when did a modern vehicle did not have a catalytic converter? It's been a long time.
Would the automatic braking system cause issues during a pursuit? I feel like that could cause more problems than solutions, officers need to be manually in control of the car during those high intense driving situations.
I think there's ways of configuring the system to department needs, to where it won't become a problem.
Let's hack it bro
You can shut it off in the menu on the screen. My truck has this and that’s what I did due to my particular line of work.
I believe these have a police-specific calibration that has reduced sensitivity compared to the civilian trucks
The only problem with this is they should have put the 6.2 in it these engines are known for there lifters I would be afraid to get one Chevy could of at least put a push button locker in this truck
Oregon State Police Wildlife Division should get their hands on some of these PPV Silverados.
Bring back a sedan for law enforcement. Believe me we all like the SUV and the trucks.. but a lot of officers want Sedans.. We miss the crown Vic lol. roomy interior, great mileage, persuit rated, AWD. It's all we cops ask lol.
Crown Vic wasn’t AWD it was rear wheel. The Taurus was the AWD one.
"Only pursuit rated pickup" So Ford coming out with the F150 responder a couple of years ago doesn't count?
It didn't say only pursuit rated pickup. It says first pursuit rated Silverado
Yeah Nathan Boham, pay attention with that one tracker u got ☝️🤪🤪
“Only pursuit rated pickup with the option of a 2in lift”
If it has the same brakes as the Tahoe they will also be complete crap! 8 PPV Tahoes and all 8's brakes squeal all day everyday. (No recalls or updates) Completely wrecked a great squad!
Spent too much time talking about the features. Why don't you just say it's got a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant, it's got cop tires, cop suspensions, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas and be done with it?
😂 it’s not the 60s no more you have 4 cylinder engines making more power then a 440
74-77 Plymouth Gran Fury forever
Bring the caprice back
Holden's already dead 2 years ago
It's never coming back.
No
No one wants sedans anymore why do you think ford etc all canceled sedans.
Sorry but sedans are a thing of the past
Only 355 hp for a truck that size? I hope it won't need to chase anything faster than a smart car.
Don't forget, it also has a 10-speed automatic. Pair that with the 5.3, and you got something that ain't exactly a slouch.
Dude I seem tahoe keep up with charger rt and 392 those 10 speed move trust me plus you got something faster above 🚁
I don’t think there’s are way a Tahoe could catch or keep up with a 392…. Unless traffic was a significant factor
@@joeljay8016 they new tahoes are fast bro 10 speed are faster then those 8 speed plus some of the dudes driving those chargers can’t drive
@@joeljay8016 I drove one of the first "demo" Tahoes that GM had back about 10 years ago or so. Got it up to 132mph one night on an empty Interstate. Felt the same as doing about 110mph in a Crown Vic. My department only ended up getting 2 of the Tahoes and never ordered more. This Chevy Silverado PPV is interesting, but I'm excited to get a new F150 Responder in a couple of months.
pee pee vee
so you can idle without it getting stolen but can't lock it while it idles so you don't get your guns stolen?!? right.... atleast with the 3rd party idle locks you can lock the door too with it running.
They have locks on those guns
@@jmg_2_slow74 have you seen the lock picking lawyer? 🤣 Those locks ain't worth nothing.
@@evosolutionsllc.910 I don’t think there’s a lot of dumb people that want to steal a police ar15 they are easy to track
Time for the trucks to go to mexico.
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@@roberthenry9319 in mexico they use chevies and ford trucks as only police cars.
Exactly how is it the first since Silverado ppv’s have been made since last decade. Nice try on trying to market, GM. #fordisbetter
Then why waste your time watching a 8 min video 😂
First pursuit rated. The others were not.
Not sure about the automatic breaking went cops may need to pit a vehicle.
Push to start ignition on a police silverado including the Tahoe ppv? No! That’s a security flaw. Criminals can use a $10,000 equipment to steal the signal from the keyless fob and steal the police car! No! That’s a security flaw!
Pretty sure you would need a key fob on your person in order to start the vehicle via push-button ignition.
@@chpman2013 But hackers can steal the signal from the original key fob by using a $10,000 equipment and copy it to a bootleg version of the key fob! There are other civilian vehicles that have that same problem.
@@donttar3196 Yeah, but I don't think a common criminal is that sophisticated...besides, I'm pretty sure GM took security precautions since the last thing they want to have happen is what you're theorizing.
@@donttar3196 Or they could use a $5 window punch to break in and steal it that way. When there is a will, there is a way.
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 exactly! They can simply break into the 2021 Chevy ppv and just press the start button. The 2020 Ford Police Interceptor Utility only has a keyed ignition just like the good old days. With the optional police idle lock button, it’s much more secure.
Dear
followers!! Don't let the beautiful pictures confuse you . Anyone who
buys a new car from GENERAL Motors the chance you threw your money into
the trash is very large. In this company there is no customer service,
the company's management does not care at all, if you have a problem or a
malfunction, you can only pray to God there is a chance that the help
will come faster. GM is a very dangerous company, be careful and keep
your money safe.!!!Share so more people don't get screwed.GM is a big bluff
What are you talking about?
Sounds like you wore your grumpy pants today.