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It's hard to be confused for a taxi without the livery... I drive a used (ex-police) 2009 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor because I've been seeing the p
by DKnoll 10y ago
It's hard to be confused for a taxi without the livery...
I drive a used (ex-police) 2009 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor because I've been seeing the police and taxis drive them my entire life. I like it for the same reason they do, it has incredible reliability and is perfectly designed for manoeuvring the city.
- driverdan 10y agoI owned a PI Crown Vic and disagree that it's perfectly designed for a city. It is HUGE. It's a very long car which can make it hard to park and maneuver in tight roads. That said, it's a fantastic highway car. Go 10-15mph over in the passing lane and everyone gets out of your way, especially if you still have push bars and a spot light.
- DKnoll 10y agoAgreed, it is a full sized sedan. I did find that frustrating until I got more familiar with it. It's great on the highway too... the roar of that V8 in the cabin with all the windows down at highway speed is about as close to nirvana as I'll ever come. I have a spotlight but no push bar. I'd probably remove the spot, but it's very difficult to fill the hole as it leaves a gap in both the pillar and door.
- kennywinker 10y agoSounds to me like you're talking about how your cars are often confused for police cars. Despite the lack of livery.
- DKnoll 10y agoHis did... because it had a push bar at the front. Not many civilian cars with battering rams out there.