Dibbons
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Yep, we might have one or 2 left. The city garage might use them to deliver people or pick up parts. They sift them through the system and get a few more miles of use out of them before retiring them. They are pretty shook when they are done with them.Face it, those cars are getting very long in the tooth. I don't even see them as office vehicles any more.
Buying them inexpensively was one thing, but another consideration was reliability. Just like the taxi companies who used to use them around here. With a mixed fleet of Crown Vics, various other Chevies, minivans and Priuses, the Crown Vics and Toyotas were the only ones that didn't go into the shop to get fixed every week.Ford quit building the Crown Vic in 2011. In the US anyway. Ford produced the last Crown Victoria on September 15, 2011, almost a year after Unit 2151 rolled off the Saint Thomas line. The Police Interceptor’s most important advantage wasn’t its performance or image, but the fact that Ford had been producing the things for so long that it could build them inexpensively. The CHP, like most law-enforcement agencies, buys the vehicle that meets its performance parameters at the lowest price.
Never seen one, but have seen Mercury Marauders.This a a CV Sport....View attachment 1035938
All that post mentions is Crown Vics....I can't remember the last time I saw one. I'm surprised they still have any considering it's an older out-of-production model.
However CHP is using LOTS of Explorers, so....Ford not going anywhere.
Chargers and Explorers are all over the place.
Yup.. Thread is titled like the CHP has a problem with Ford, fact is they continue to buy lots of Fords.. They are retiring obsolete equipment....
Dibbons needs to get a job with the MSM.... Fake News!!!
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I don't think that any of this makes any sense.Over the years most departments replaced their Crown Vic's as rapidly as they could, with anything else. Since the taxpayers were paying attention, the Barney Fife's of the various forces were relinquished to the dung heap of their agencies. Along with inheriting the Vic's they were also issued one bullet and a gift certificate for a pair of corduroy uniform pants. Sharp!