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Subscribe to this threadMichigan State Police hit the test track with latest cop cars
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Eric M @ Sep 17th 2007 12:33PM
No it's true. Autoblog lied about the entire testing. There aren't even police in Michigan.
/sarcasm.
AB just reported what they were told. Most of these SUV's are pumping out over 300 horsepower, with low gearing and "cop motors, cop suspensions, and cop brakes" 8 seconds, or there abouts isn't unreasonable.
What IS unreasonable, is why every time SUV's come up, we have to listen to trolls like you, wax idiotic. Most of the SUV's are flex fuel, and they are cop vehicles, meaning cops actually NEED them and they can run more "friendly" types of fuel. It's not like soccer moms descended on Michigan and measured which one consumed the most gas, clubbed the most baby seals, and rolled over the most Priuses.