QLD Police get more powah!!!!

[poita]

Massive waste of coin if you ask me!



http://www.carpoint.com.au/news/2011...re-power-27950

Police fleet takes delivery of HSV 'SV-R' pursuit cars with 325kW GTS outputs
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You better be nice, not naughty, on Queensland roads this summer break.

The highway patrol has a new weapon in the fight against the road toll: the most powerful Clubsport sedans ever made.

HSV has created four limited edition SV-R models, upgraded to GTS power output of 325kW.

For now, though, they are only for the law to run.

“This is exclusively for Queensland Police,” said HSV general manager, marketing, Tim Jackson. “They wanted something special and we were happy to assist.”

When asked if this could lead to a special edition Clubsport in future, Jackson said: “We don’t discuss future model programs.”

Here’s the media bulletin below:

Monday, December 5, 2011

HOLDEN SPECIAL VEHICLES SUPPORTS QUEENSLAND POLICE ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN LAUNCH

At the launch today of their Christmas Road Safety Campaign, the Queensland Police Service has unveiled four unique Holden Special Vehicles they hope will play a very visible role in the fight to make their roads safer.

In conjunction with the Queensland Police Fleet Management Branch, Holden Special Vehicles (HSV), Australia’s leading performance car manufacturer, developed the unique, high performance vehicles that will be used extensively as highway patrol vehicles in Queensland Police enforcement operations over the Christmas period and beyond.

Based off the popular ClubSport R8 model, the “SV-R” model (short for Special Vehicle Response) has been developed by HSV’s engineering team exclusively for the Queensland Police Service.

The four ClubSport R8 SV-R vehicles feature a unique engine and suspension package and are emblazoned with prominent livery to promote the “Fatal 4” message – that is, don’t drink and drive, don’t speed, don’t drive when fatigued, and always wear a seatbelt.

“Our engineers worked closely with the Queensland Police Fleet Management Branch to get a clear appreciation of their critical safety and operational requirements” said Darren Bowler, HSV’s General Manager Sales. “After an extensive period of evaluating their needs, and testing by the Queensland Police, the SV-R is the best possible outcome”.

The vivid yellow “Fatal 4” vehicles are highly visible and designed to stand out on the roads as a reminder to all Queenslanders that driver and passenger safety should always be a priority.

The ClubSport R8 SV-R is unique with its 325kW power output (the same as its GTS model) and “SV Enhanced” Performance suspension to handle the load carrying requirements.

“Safety on the roads is paramount and never more so than at this time of the year. HSV is pleased to be able to play an active role in supporting the Queensland Police’s “Fatal 4” campaign”, said Mr. Bowler

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[hazrd]

pfft
good luck catching me on the corners


seriously though most of us would get eaten by those, maybe not Glenn, but most of us!
better be on your best behaviour qlders

[guy 27]

was wondering why the old fatal 3 car had standard plates on it.

atleast the yellow will stand out a little better.

[Ice]

what a joke ! total overkill ! youll get more looks making them a prius or an echo......people will then slow down to go wtf ?

[poita]

Rumours of about half a mil to do them

[hazrd]

each??

*faint*

[Ice]

they probabaly get a good discount through Holden and where does the other 400K come from...FFS! im with Adam *Faint*

[poita]

In total, about 120-150k per car

[Ice]

In total, about 120-150k per car

Even thats a rip ! Meat & Pie technology for $120K....pffffft

[poita]

Yer I know , could of got W427's for that price hahahaha