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Vauxahall Astra has a very long history as a police car ever since its first introduction in 1979. And the new generation Astra continues this long tradition as a Special Vehicle Operations (SVO). The new Astra Police car will be available with an instrument console incorporating integrated switch panels configured for Police radio header units such as the Cleartone, Motorola, Sepura and Icom. It will also get mobile data terminals, video capture and multiple transceivers, seamlessly into the vehicle’s interior without the need for custom trim installations, a range of LED lightbars, headlamp flash, grille lights, bumper interceptor lights and rear reds. Press release after the jump. Press release The new Vauxhall Astra is ready to enter Police service with the potential for the highest level of integration with emergency service systems. The new Astra also features increased capacity for fitting further emergency service equipment, such as mobile data terminals, video capture and multiple transceivers, seamlessly into the vehicle’s interior without the need for custom trim installations. 21 comments: Vauxhall Astra Police Car This is obviously a great compact but it doesn’t have near the style or features that would "fit" with the new direction that Buick seems to be moving in unless they were planning on making some pretty big changes.
They could always up the amenities a bit and slap a Buick badge on this as a way to attract a younger demo to the brand.
This Vauxhall Astra Police car can really kick your ass,It’s symbolizes the powerful effect of being a policeman..So you have to be go for the right way of tracks.
wow this is something new. I hope it is tough enough and fast enough to replace the citroen Police Cruiser.
Changes over a standard Astra include a centre console converted to work with police radio header units, video capture facilities and mobile data terminals. All features are integrated into the Astra’s interior without the need for custom trim installations
How does this GT replace the touring? I can’t see why a customer wants a wagon to opt out for the GT if BMW indeed decided to stop making the wagon available in the U.S. That customer’s next car will most likely be a Mercedes or Audi touring.
It looks weaker than the Volvo and Citroen police car! With its looks, I guess it can’t even run a felony and chase a boggey.
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04.26.2011 @ 00:39