In the early days of supercars, traffic violations often came few and far between for their owners, because what police car could possibly outrun—much less keep up with—a 200 mph road beast? This is rarely the case today, because police forces in supercar-heavy countries like the United States, Germany, the UK and the UAE are better equipped to chase down speedy perpetrators. With that, we offer you this list of the seven fastest police cars around the world. See for yourself how our very own Toyota Vioses stack up.
©dupontregistry.comBologna, Italy
Engine: 5.2 liter V10
Power: 560 HP, 398 lb-ft
0-60: 3.7 seconds
Max. Speed: 203 mph
The Italian government presented its local police with two supercars to combat the growing menace of speedsters on its roads—a Huracan and a Gallardo, both manufactured by Lamborghini. Other than tackling its fellow supercars, the Gallardo also saw use a transport for medical purposes such as delivering organs for transplant operations. It was replaced very recently with another Huracan, and retired to the Roman police car museum.
©dupontregistry.comDubai, United Arab Emirates
Engine: 6.3 liter V12
Power: 651 HP, 504 lb-ft
0-60: 3.7 seconds
Max. Speed: 208 mph
Costing just a hair below $300,000, driving this luxury vehicle can feel like a crime on its own, but if you live in a place like Dubai where cars need to be wrapped in gold, it’s only fitting for the police to have its own fleet of supercars at its disposal. The Ferrari FF is just one of 14 supercars in the Dubai Police’s fleet, and they have the distinction of owning the fastest police car in the world, but we’ll get to that later.
©dupontregistry.comDubai, United Arab Emirates
Engine: 6.2-liter V8
Power: 583 hp, 479 lb-ft
0-60: 3.8 seconds
Top Speed: 211 mph
Notice a pattern here? This list is practically riddled with entries from Dubai. The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG in particular, is equipped with gullwing doors, which makes ingress and egress even cooler. We heard Dubai cops strike their favorite Miami Vice pose with this racer, but that little tidbit is unconfirmed.
©dupontregistry.comDubai, United Arab Emirates
Engine: 700 PS 6.5 litre 60° V12 engine
Power: 700 HP, 507 lb-ft
0-60: 2.9 seconds
Max. Speed: 217 mph
This 700-hp beast costs around $400,000, easily making it one of Dubai Police’s priciest possessions. Of note, the Lamborghini Aventador was the first time authorities let the public decide on the police car’s design.
©dupontregistry.comDubai, United Arab Emirates
Engine: 7312 CC V12
Power: 750 HP, 553 lb-ft
0-60: 3.7 seconds
Max. Speed: 220 mph
By now, you probably have it in mind that the Dubai Police is not worth messing with. With this entry, the police department outdoes itself by owning one of the rarest supercars in the world, as there are only 77 units of this vehicle built. The difference being, Dubai Police’s version is outfitted to fight crime.
©dupontregistry.comGermany
Engine: 6.3-liter Biturbo V12
Power: 730 HP, 810 lb-ft
0-60: 4.0 seconds
Max. Speed: 225.19 mph
The Brabus Rocket is actually a modified Mercedes CLS that can keep up with almost any supercar available. This was the fastest police car on record until recently, when a supercar-loving city (you guessed it, Dubai) snatched the spot. However, it’s a pity that such a fast car rarely sees any action, because unlike Dubai’s super police cars, Germany instead used the Brabus as the face of a program meant to inspire drivers to modify their cars responsibly.
©cnn.comDubai, United Arab Emirates
Engine: 8.0-liter W16 quad-turbocharged
Power: 1,200 HP, 1,100 lb-ft
0-60: 2.5 seconds
Max. Speed: 268 mph
As if what they had wasn’t enough, the Dubai Police decided it was necessary to add the second fastest car in the world to their fleet. With the Bugatti Veyron, the city police practically have everything they need to take down anything. That is, unless they’re chasing down a Hennessey Venom GT.
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