Driving a marked police car – even one that's retired and without a siren – can get you in a heap of trouble. But how does the law treat simply buying one?

Since America's first full-time municipal police force was established in Boston in 1838, police departments have evolved into today's sophisticated, tech-savvy organizations. A significant part of ...

Ford celebrates 75 years of supplying cars to law enforcement. It all started with the Ford Custom back in 1950. Now, the man who supervised the development of the police Mustang GT brought the car to ...

The tires you see on police cars may look like regular tires, but they're not. They are engineered to handle extreme pressure ...

It's likely that many people have a negative association with police cars — or, at the very least, their lights. Nobody wants to see them flash from behind, as it may mean that a ticket with their ...

A police car isn’t really a car — it's a tool. How police departments decide what vehicles to put in their fleets is totally different from how you go about choosing your daily driver. It’s a tactical ...

A police car isn’t really a car—it's a tool. How police departments decide what vehicles to put in their fleets is totally different from how you go about choosing your daily driver. It’s a tactical ...

We all knew it was going to happen someday. That day has come: The Tesla Cybertruck is a police car. On Tuesday, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department on Tuesday officially unveiled what it ...

Bad boys, Bad boys, whatcha gonna do? If you live in the United States, there is a high chance that you will need to drive to get around, even if you live near a large city like New York, Chicago, or ...