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Your police cars are no match for Ford’s police pick-up truck

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Your police cars are no match for Ford’s police pick-up truck | Top Gear

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Don’t even think about it, rural felons. The new F-150 Police Responder is here

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Your police cars are no match for Ford’s police pick-up truck

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Don’t even think about it, rural felons. The new F-150 Police Responder is here

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Your police cars are no match for Ford’s police pick-up truck

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Don’t even think about it, rural felons. The new F-150 Police Responder is here

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Your police cars are no match for Ford’s police pick-up truck

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Your police cars are no match for Ford’s police pick-up truck

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Don’t even think about it, rural felons. The new F-150 Police Responder is here

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American police cars, and the pursuit they’re involved in, tend to fascinate those of us on the other side of the pond who are more likely to see a police officer giving chase on a pushbike than in a V8 saloon complete with bullbars. So, what’s better than a regular American police car? That’s right: this. The Ford F-150 Police Responder. Ford says it’s the first truck officially rated for police pursuit duty, and it looks quite serious.

First off, it’s not a V8. Instead, the new F-150 prefers Ecoboost V6 power, connected to a ten-speed (10!) gearbox and all-wheel drive. Thanks to 375bhp and 470lb ft, the top speed is 100mph, but under the beefy body components have been reinforced to cope with the rigours of law enforcement off the beaten track.

The steel frame and ‘military-grade a-loo-min-um’ body are standard (giving the F-150 the most generous cabin space of any pursuit vehicle, says Ford) but the truck’s got upgraded brakes, a tougher front anti-roll bar and all-terrain tyres. Anti-stab plates have been added to the front seats, and the rear quarters are all vinyl, for, ahem, easy cleaning.

Ford’s also fitted a 240-amp alternator to support the extra electrical equipment carried by police forces (laser guns, most likely), under-body protection for huge jumps in complete safety and an engine idle hour meter, to reveal just how long the motor’s been left turning over on a stake-out. It’s possible we may have watched too many cop movies but we’re pretty sure that’s what all this is for.

Now, where's the Raptor version?

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American police cars, and the pursuit they’re involved in, tend to fascinate those of us on the other side of the pond who are more likely to see a police officer giving chase on a pushbike than in a V8 saloon complete with bullbars. So, what’s better than a regular American police car? That’s right: this. The Ford F-150 Police Responder. Ford says it’s the first truck officially rated for police pursuit duty, and it looks quite serious.

First off, it’s not a V8. Instead, the new F-150 prefers Ecoboost V6 power, connected to a ten-speed (10!) gearbox and all-wheel drive. Thanks to 375bhp and 470lb ft, the top speed is 100mph, but under the beefy body components have been reinforced to cope with the rigours of law enforcement off the beaten track.

The steel frame and ‘military-grade a-loo-min-um’ body are standard (giving the F-150 the most generous cabin space of any pursuit vehicle, says Ford) but the truck’s got upgraded brakes, a tougher front anti-roll bar and all-terrain tyres. Anti-stab plates have been added to the front seats, and the rear quarters are all vinyl, for, ahem, easy cleaning.

Ford’s also fitted a 240-amp alternator to support the extra electrical equipment carried by police forces (laser guns, most likely), under-body protection for huge jumps in complete safety and an engine idle hour meter, to reveal just how long the motor’s been left turning over on a stake-out. It’s possible we may have watched too many cop movies but we’re pretty sure that’s what all this is for.

Now, where's the Raptor version?

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Don’t even think about it, rural felons. The new F-150 Police Responder is here