Is the car reliable (the police crown vic) gas milage etc anything will be helpful\n\nI tried to google it but to no avail, thanks
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The police interceptors are usually less luxurious than the civilian crown vic the police version has a stiffer ride,  gas mileage probably isn't that great its a big car that weighs alot. The police version is a more beefed up car. have you ever been in a crown vic cab it was most likely an old police interceptor here are the major differences in the two\n\nFollowing is a list of the police package equipment incorporated into a Crown Victoria by Ford Motor Co. This is representative* of the differences between a police interceptor and a civilian model. These options were on the interceptors not the civilian models.\n\nBrakes/4 wheel disk/police level \nCalifornia emission system \nQuick ratio power steering\nSpeed rated 'all season' BSW tires \nFull size spare tire \nCertified speedometer calibration  \nFront and rear stabilizer bars \nRemote deck lid release\nEngine compartment light\nSingle key locking \nDual beam dome light (ticket light)\nDual exhaust\nCooling pkg/police level  Engine oil cooler\nTransmission oil cooler \nPower steering oil cooler  \nHeavy duty battery \nHeavy duty alternator  \nHeavy duty U-Joints \nHeavy duty suspension \nHeavy duty wheel rims\nHeavy duty frame (chassis)  \nHeavy duty springs \nHeavy duty drive shaft\nAuxiliary power points\nLimited slip rear differential\n\n i hope this helps
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Junior wants to drive it someday. It's not officially retired, just unused by Childress. You can read more:
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there's nothing wrong with driving an exotic car for daily use. however, using it everyday would cost you more because of the cost of maintenance. and, be careful with it because someone might just steal it.
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If it's too good to be true, it probably is" as the saying and you say.  \n\nYahoo! finance does not do this.  They state different companies do this, craigslist, ebay, google.  They are not a middleman.  \n\nWestern Union is your tip-off.  A person only has to have their name on the money and can pick it up.  They don't even have to show ID!    So if you send it to Yahoo!finance, care of Andrew Smith, he gets your money and there is no traceability.  Bye -bye money.  \n\nI would shut-off all contact immediately.  I played a game with an Andrew in the UK on craigslist about 6 months ago for a $40,000 car he was offering for $14000.  Same story as yours above.  I told him the only way I could pay him was with a certified cashiers check for $19000.  Use $2000 to cover shipping and I need to have the $3000 over that sent back to me.  I reversed the situation back on them as to what they were trying to do to me.  Never heard from him again, but I reported the e-mail address to yahoo at abuse@yahoo.com and to craigslist, who promptly removed the ad.\n\nAnd they can give you a tracking number easily.  "I have shipped the vehicle via Universal car shippers out of London.  Your tracking number is bs1423-34v-23fd-3432."  How do you know if that's real?  You are only going to check it when you don't get the merchandise.  \n\nContact a customer service person at Yahoo!finance and ask them if it's legit.
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I used to work for a county government in Virginia.  The vehicle pool had a former sheriff's car, and I took it to Richmond once.  The car was that model they typically use as police cars (I forget what that is) and it was still painted black and white like a police car, but did not have any insignia.  It had two spotlights, but no lights on the roof.\n\nLeaving Richmond during the evening rush hour, I noticed that the traffic was very light.  I was driving the speed limit.  I was surprised that there would be light traffic at this time of day.  Looking in my rear view mirror a while later, I saw about 25 cars backed up behind me, afraid to pass because they thought I was a police car!
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I have been a mechanic for some time and enjoy tuning on my hot rod, when buying things for performance for new cars(fuel injected and computers) be sure to do your research and never buy from someone who doesn't warranty and give support.
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Don't bother!!!  If you want to run with the big dogs ditch the econo box (honda) and get a real sports car.  You'll spend a lot more money trying to get that honda up to the level of performance you want. Just get a V-8 and be happy.
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Unwise to do that amount of mileage on a day. However, I have driven 600 miles there and back on one day. Aberdeen to Manchester. Never again.\n\nYou have to admire these couriers, though it must be very tiring and dangerous to do the amount of mileage they clock up in a day.
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I bought my car, a VW carbrio on ebay back in 2003. I bought two tickets (one-ways from NY and Flew my parents down to florida for a "vacation" and told them to pick it up for me and drive it back). Despite the fact that the aircondition didnt work perfect....still a great car.\n\nPS. My parents love to drive so this was not a cruel thing to suprise them with a 22hr drive home.\n\nI love ebay. My family uses it a lot since the things we like/want are not to be found in our area. My parents have sold trucks/cars/mowers on the site and I have bought tickets/collectables etc. I really trust ebay and have run into only a few problems with it. None that could not be worked out through the site to get my money back.
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From what i remember there is a massive auction place somewhere in Wandsworth that does police auctions and also London Underground has auctions with the stuff left behind on tubes as far as i know.  Some clever googling should throw up at leaast those two.  i just not got time at the mo to do people's homework.\nGood luck.
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I have to admit the thought of a diesel winning does not sit to well with me, being a petrol head that is, but lets not right of the Judds just yet or even the Lister. Though having that opinion really is just me being a petrol head snob, which is wrong, the Audi team have done some great things over the past few years, which you have to appreciate with petrol power and the diesel, which has to be good in the long run of things. I actually can not believe someone has not tried winning Le Mans before with a diesel, after all reliability is a massive factor to winning this great test of man and machine and a diesel engine certainly gives this. I just guess petrol heads have to accept the fact there is nothing wrong with a diesel fuelled car, but its hard for me. Lets just hope its not the walk away that people seem to be predicting. In any case we still have the GT1's which is surly going to be a great race for the petrol heads with the Astons, Corvettes, Farraris and the Lamborghini, just hope I've got the order right there.\nThe funny thing is though I will be making my annual pilgrimage this year in a diesel car and the reason; its £120 split 4 ways for fuel apposed to the  300+ that we calculated with the price of petrol
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I believe that they are still the safest. (for now remember Ford does own them) As for the most reliable you had it correct, stick with a Honda. When it comes to sporty Volvo is a joke. If you live in the U.S. Maybe you should wait for the BMW 1 series which should be in your price range and is sure to be a lot of fun.
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www.rentasupercar.co.uk/rolls_royce.htm\n\n\ntry this
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I did the RC Experience in Charlotte a few years ago.  I really enjoyed it but thought it was a bit over priced for what I actually got.  They said that we would get 8 laps but I only got 5.  There was a short class before that explained how you follow the pace car and what the flags mean.  They also give you a high speed trip around the track in a van prior to your driving so that you'll understand the line to drive and to watch for the paint markings on the pavement.  There was also a lot of sitting around waiting, as in I was there over 4 hours and my drive lasted about 5 minutes.  I'm glad I did it as being a huge NASCAR fan I have a whole new appreciation about what it feels like to drive a stock car.  All in all it was a great experience but was a little put off by the cost.  As far as the speed, the max is 145 (I think) I personally went about 130.  However, to actually drive a stock car on a real track was fun.  (By the way, you drive 100 miles per hour, all the time?  Not smart)
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Could be a good motor. Large displacement modified VWs tend to run hot and could shorten its life.
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Car manufacturers also own the towing services that come and take us to the nearest gas stations that OH, incidentally, the car manufacturers own too. So with this monopoly going on they gouge us with the gauge since we over estimate how long we can go especially on that last quarter of a tank of gas. So in short......it's a racket. A gauge gouging racket. :D
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A divorce and a 2006 Toyota hybrid highlander limited"black"and i don't have to worry about gas i get anywhere between 32 and 38 MPG in a 7 passenger SUV it is the best.Thanks for reminding me! GOOD LUCK TO YOU!