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Lotus donates Exige to Aussie police department
Click image for photo gallery Lotus cars has donated a brand-new Exige to the Bankstown, NSW police force. The six-month loan gives the local constabulary a head-turner that it plans to leverage in community policing projects, particularly with regard to reaching out to local youths and car enthusiasts. The thinking is that the Exige will be an instant conversation-starter with both groups, and that, in turn, will enhance the police department's credibility with them. The Lotus sports full police markings and a removable light bar that'll be ... Read more →
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Lotus donates Exige to Aussie police department 2 years ago on Autoblog
Click image for photo gallery Lotus cars has donated a brand-new Exige to the Bankstown, NSW police force. The six-month loan gives the local constabulary a head-turner that it plans to leverage in community policing projects, particularly with regard to reaching out to local youths and car ...
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