The 2012 Dodge Charger police car

[Mark Wein]

My inlaws got a new one in this week









Jack hanging with his buddy Bella:

[Steverino]

The only thing I don't care for is the pronounced nose, and that may be just 'cause it's a police car. The ass end looks great.

[Mark Wein]

I think it looks kind of like a shark.

[Mrs.P]

It does have a healthy proboscis, but it's still pretty hot. Is the nose reinforced or something, making it better for pit manuevers and such?

[Mark Wein]

It does have a healthy proboscis, but it's still pretty hot. Is the nose reinforced or something, making it better for pit manuevers and such?

nah. It should have better suspension and computer programming and a few other features from the factory. This one doesn't even have a Hemi since it is being built for a college police department.

[Denverdave]

Pretty nice other than the funky nose section.

[Mark Wein]

I must be the only one who likes the front end on these things

[Tig]

The roof and door lines look better than the previous editions. With a push bar in front, the nose will take on a new look.

Our local PD has a task force that uses whited-out Chargers with grey PD logos and no roof light bar. They like to crack open the door to poke the laser gun out, nabbing even the most alert speeders. I spot them quickly, but have almost been tagged several times. On freeways, they don't hide on the back side of an overpass, but sit further down the road where you don't expect them.

[reverend1]

I must be the only one who likes the front end on these things

I like the nose too.

[Tig]

I like the nose too.

Hey, the nose could be much worse!

[Prages]

Hey, the nose could be much worse!

I'll see your Firebird, and raise you a Superbird.

[Tig]

I'll see your Firebird, and raise you a Superbird.

Ugly? Yes! Worth some serious cash? Very yes. (x10 if the Hemi version)

[Steverino]

[reverend1]

I'll see your Firebird, and raise you a Superbird.

But the nose cone on a Superbird served a purpose.

[Prages]

But the nose cone on a Superbird served a purpose.

What did it do, keep the front wheels on the ground?