Old diesel wrote: » Trooper???? :eek: latest plate ive ever seen on an Isuzu trooper in Ireland was an early 05 plate - 04 seems to have been the last year Troopers seemed to have been sold here. What mileage limits are on the jeeps????
ratracer wrote: » TC in Galway (Oranmore) still use a Trooper. I think it's an 03 plate (not 100% on this). It looks like such a heap at this stage I don't know how its still allowed on the road.
Mr Simpson wrote: » There's a marked up trooper thats parked in Croke Park on match days, not a clue what station its from.
goldie fish wrote: » Don't the Horse unit have one?
CharlieCroker wrote: » You sure its not the '06 Terrano you're thinking of?? Was attached to Fitz street and used as the "sandwich van" on match days.
Mycroft H wrote: » I'd say the 120bhp 1.6 diesel is plenty fast in the connect, I've driven the Parter version and it's a quick little van.
Mister Jingles wrote: » The connect uses the Ford 1.8, not the french 1.6.
robo10 wrote: » Tramore garda have a white unmarked mondeo 2007 you would spot it a mile away
C.S.I wrote: » I put a picture of one over in the gallery thread
C.S.I wrote: » Would it not be better suited out on motorways??
C.S.I wrote: » very true i suppose, any 131 3.0ltr mondeos
POGAN wrote: » That picture was during open day couple years ago, there few up in college recently CSI There is no 3l mondeos anymore 2.2 one that replace them this year are 198bhp so there them replacement just need more than was bought now
Old diesel wrote: » Presuming the 198 bhp cars are for the very highest training level in terms of Garda driver training - then presumably - if the right deal can be done . There is nothing to prevent the purchase of cars with plenty of power in future - in theory obviously.
EireGun wrote: » Armed Gardai from the RSU and ERU return fire on gunman in Sligo, negotiators later bring incident to a peaceful conclusion. 50 local people evacuated from their homes. Nobody hurt.
flazio wrote: » That Mitsubishi white jeep belong to the Gardaí as well? Any better pictures of it?
There is no 3l mondeos anymore 2.2 one that replace them this year are 198bhp so there them replacement just need more than was bought now
That Mitsubishi white jeep belong to the Gardaí as well? Any better pictures of it?
Capri wrote: » 2.0 EcoBoost 0-100kph 7.6 Tops 144mph in old money 2.5T (Volvo 5cyl engine) 0-100kph 7.3 153mph Hungarian police - Mondeo ST http://policecars.hu/p/albums/ford/ford108.jpg Ford UK Fleet have no info - Official Secrets Act? :rolleyes: Ford Germany http://www.ford.de/Firmenkunden/KundenGruppen/Behoerdenhttp://www.polizeiautos.de/show_zusatzbild.php?id=7322 Danish Politi Mondeo 2.5T :eek:http://www.flickr.com/photos/maistos/4454765328/in/pool-fordcontour/ (They prefer to spend the money on power rather than battenburg marking :rolleyes: ) Ford US - the full monty, LOUD n PROUD :cool:http://www.ford.com/fordpoliceinterceptor/ They seem to be touting the 2.0 EcoBoost , probably a good engine then Think I posted pic of it a long time ago , as well as that gold Nissan/Ford Terrano, the unmarked double cab Isuzu is a new one to me, tho' Traffic and the Airport APFS use them
EireGun wrote: » The unmarked Isuzu D-Max is used by the Special Detective Unit's Emergency Response Unit (ERU), was delivered as part of 2011 Traffic Corps consignment, they are great for holding equipment, and the ERU could have a few more of them...
kub wrote: » So it is true, resources in traffic are so low, they have the ERU lads doing nixers.