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I was walking home from work yesterday and spotted this ultra chic
Mercedes S-Class sedan fully decked out in New York Police Department
garb; check out the pics. I’ve seen the new Dodge Charger HEMI cop
cruisers, but this is a little over the top, especially considering the
MSRP on a new S-Class is over $100,000.
Pics taken with my MDA phonecam at East 3rd. st. and Avenue B. NYC
Source and Pics: sELECTROclash.com
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at 09:23 on March 29th, 2007
These cars do look more slick then the average police vehicle.
at 00:27 on November 12th, 2008
yup, you're right. i find this car more muscular and controllable than the average vehicles. somehow it reminds me of a bettle, got almost resemble on vw parts.
at 09:28 on March 29th, 2007
Many thanks, Selectroclash. We got your breaking news submission. It should be up shortly on our home page. I'd appreciate it if you could follow this story for future developments, and, if it turns out your story is in any way inaccurate, could you please make the necessary corrections. At any rate, thanks so much for keeping your eye on the news!
at 10:08 on March 29th, 2007
Nice one, 'clash.
In RoboCop, the cops drove Saabs. This is a step up. Still, I think the largest law-enforcement body in the US (NYPD is bigger than the FBI) could find something better to spend its money on.
at 10:14 on March 29th, 2007
In RoboCop the cops drove the (at the time ultra-futuristic) Ford Taurus. I remember being a kid and thinking they were so modern looking. Ha!
Maybe they drove Saab's in the sequels, I don't remember.
Wow there's an entire site dedicated to RoboCop trivia.... People have too much time on their hands. Nevertheless, here is the RoboCop Taurus in all it's glory:
http://www.robocoparchive.com/info/thecars.htm
at 08:16 on March 30th, 2007
I stand RoboCorrected... my whole life has been a lie!
at 14:54 on March 29th, 2007
Many thanks, Selectroclash. We got your breaking news submission. It should be up shortly on our home page. I'd appreciate it if you could follow this story for future developments, and, if it turns out your story is in any way inaccurate, could you please make the necessary corrections. At any rate, thanks so much for keeping your eye on the news!
at 10:40 on October 6th, 2007
Heh heh always good to know our tax dollars are being well spent