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**Pharmaciest** · 11-10-2009, 05:53 PM

Was reading about both those cars the other day in a article about finding a suitable Police car after the old Crown Victorias go out of production.
The Holden is a proven, roomy car with heaps of power but not proven in American Law Enforcement - and may face some resistance as it's seen as being non-American.

Why? the crown vic is built in Canada, and the Holden has an American engine anyway. So it evens out the "american-ness" of it.

If they really see that as a problem they are more clueless than I thought.

11-10-2009, 05:53 PM	#13
Pharmaciest Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 426 Senior Member	Was reading about both those cars the other day in a article about finding a suitable Police car after the old Crown Victorias go out of production. The Holden is a proven, roomy car with heaps of power but not proven in American Law Enforcement - and may face some resistance as it's seen as being non-American. Why? the crown vic is built in Canada, and the Holden has an American engine anyway. So it evens out the "american-ness" of it. If they really see that as a problem they are more clueless than I thought.
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