sgthighway wrote: » Why would they need a 4x4 in an Airport?
jamesr123 wrote: » Snow.....? I reckon those jeeps would better suit gardai
POGAN wrote: » The dog unit has one. prefer land cruisers but never happen now
goldie fish wrote: » Why has it no amber beacon?
http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/snow-closes-dublin-airport-disrupts-bus-and-luas-483985.html Met Eireann is warning that the sub-zero weather will continue up to next Wednesday. Flight operations at Dublin Airport have been suspended. The Dublin Airport Authority said it currently has crews working to clear snow from the main runway
Old diesel wrote: » Back on topic That Pajero looks like a fine piece of kit. Always good to see something new being tried out - and the silver looks well with the Battenberg. Hope it does the business for the airport police
D Trent wrote: » Garda Dog Unit's Pajero
timmywex wrote: » Why doesnt this have blues? Saw it on O'Connell street recently not knowing it was dog unit and thought it looked awful bizzare
Later, the Department of Justice said that all the new Ford and Hyundai cars being bought for the Garda fleet would either be saloon or estate vehicles
donvito99 wrote: » Does this rule out Santa Feis or is it confused journalism?
D Trent wrote: » http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/hundreds-of-new-cars-for-gardai-29716268.html
D Trent wrote: » I would imagine Garda management would opt for Toyota Landcruiser or Isuzu D-Max, possible even Kia Sorento if a need for 4x4 vehicles in the fleet arose as they have done in the past.
EireGun wrote: » Couldn't rule out the Mitsubishi Pajero? Better suited than the Hyundai or Kia, and up there with the Isuzu - although it's a pick-up. Land Cruiser still tops for me though.
POGAN wrote: » Hyundai sant fei are coming in the order
Capri wrote: » http://www.ukemergency.co.uk/photo/p1240206.jpghttp://globalpr.hyundai.com/imagefile/prCenter/imageM/news1861.jpghttp://globalpr.hyundai.com/prCenter/news/newsView.do?dID=1804 If the price is right :rolleyes:
Gang takes powerful €135,000 BMW at gunpoint Officers fear that the stolen BMW five-series car will be used by a gang in serious crime. The description of the M5 model, which sells at up to €135,000 for new vehicles, has been circulated to all garda districts nationwide.http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/gang-takes-powerful-135000-bmw-at-gunpoint-29756393.html
Capri wrote: » Interesting times ahead for someone :rolleyes:
POGAN wrote: » Nothing will be able to catch it in straight line alpha seria will have trouble keeping up with it if it has a good driver
CharlieCroker wrote: » ASU will have no problem keeping up. It does 135mph in a straight line and if thats not fast enough they just have to climb to keep it in view. No doubt it'll be used for jobs at some stage soon though
guil wrote: » The m5 has 500hp. I'd guess the xc70 has 250-300 at most.
POGAN wrote: » Charle is on about the ASU which is air suppor unit, people use the asu for the regional support unit but in the AGS there RSU
donvito99 wrote: » T'would be interesting to see if CAB could establish that a car like this was acquired as a direct result of the proceeds of crime. Then they'd need to catch him. Christmas present for the Tango boys and girls?