Ohio State Highway Patrol rolling out new Durango cruisers 

I’ve seen a few OSP Ford police interceptors, they have them but it’s rare to see. I’m assuming they’re designated for sergeants and captains. I’ve also seen an OSP GMC 2500 Utility truck used as a mobile weight station for semi trucks. But i agree with you, the Ford Explorers are lighter and faster than the Durangos. The Durangos also have major coolant leaking issues.

As a Dodge Mopar enthusiast, a Hellcat will outrun everything that the cops can throw at them as long as the Driver knows how to drive, uses no plates or fake ones, and knows where their going.

@@Elijah-qi3dzunlikely here in Ohio that someone with a hellcat facing against OSHP knows how to drive

As they used to say: "A slant six cop car with a radio can beat anything on the road."

Why not buy a Durango SRT?

They have Explorers, but don’t use them much. Saw them at a Crew game, but never since

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Friendly protectors my left nut

comfortable, but they couldn't get out of their own way. SO underpowered.

@@eugenepiurkowski5439they weren’t that bad. Almost every dept in the states using them for all those years speaks for itself

@@WilleJamesHuff Yes, it speaks for itself because they were the only option most of those years.

@@eugenepiurkowski5439 there was a reason for that

@@WilleJamesHuff Yep Chrysler and GM abandoned the large sedan market to make more money on pickups and SUVs. Then the Charger came back. Another story.