@@brobrothersfun5234as a louisianian none of our vehicles look like that. They are mostly dodges with a crap ton of white and blue epilepsy machines attached
Connecticut state troopers can use their cars off duty. That means they can easily remove the lightbar within seconds. Driving a marked car off duty isnt a very good thing. Thats why. The arizona ones looks sick, i love the silver with the black.
@@ej_22Why is this such a big deal nowadays? Why would these people be allowed to use taxpayer funded vehicles for personal use? That's absurd, and misappropriation of funds at a bare minimum. It's actually corruption.
@@ej_22 too bad you don't live in Connecticut I don't have a problem with it and they have every right to use it as their personal vehicle because it's a take-home vehicle so shut up they can do what they want also, what if that's the only vehicle they have then what are you gonna do or what if they have another vehicle but it's the wife's and the husband wants to drive his take-home vehicle he can do what he wants
Yep. Ugliest patrol car in the nation. Only good thing about the cherry is that you can see it over the top of concrete embankments when they’re running radar so you have the opportunity to slow down lol
well that bubble light may look stupid its more aerodynamic then a light bar lol (Also the 100th aniversy cars for the michigan state police look sick)
Vermont is one of the best because the VSP logo was designed by prisoners and for the longest time there was a hidden Pig shaped patch on one of the cows 💀 Source: im a vermonter 💀
Yeah I think that’s the point. Cops in CT aren’t trying to hide, they want to be seen by people and make people know they’re there. The reason they have a bleak look is for troopers to drive home their cars as if it were a personal vehicle
I didn’t like the Maryland Color scheme at first, but it grows on you. The cool Maryland crest makes up for it, but they could look at a better color I suppose. Virginia used to be super lazy and just slap in a few decals, but have upped their game with a new scheme.
Texas wins. I have a buddy who has a Scat Pack challenger police car. The story behind it was that they confiscated it from some head honcho gang guy. They bought it at an auction and fixed it up and converted it into a badass police car. It’s amazing
UHP may be lame but they collect a lot of money over BS traffic stops. If you drive in Utah, you will be stopped more than ever in your life. California, I have never been stopped in my life EVER.
@Chaim Utah is a mini 'Hell-A' aka Los Angeles. It's overcrowded, over priced, crime has jumped. It used to be nice, and the people have changed drastically. I wouldn't recommend this state to anyone. Utah County is okay for now. Salt Lake City and northern areas are BAD
Michigan’s the goat tops all others, beautiful blue color, striking logo design, beautiful red bubble light on top of their fleet vehicles, and it’s been their signature look since the early days
@@kazzatron. He just trolling, you know how ppl on the internet be loving to seek attention no matter what type of attention it is. It’s like a mental illness.
Honestly I prefer the K.I.S.S approach to cop cars. Badge, title, city/county name, unit number, phone number, done. Maybe some extra text like ‘Patrol” or ‘Deputy/Supervisor” on the fender.. A lot of municipal cars since the 90s have gone way overboard with the clip art and Windows Desktop Wallpaper designs, rolling down the street looking like Floral Gardening advertisements rather than cop cars…
Are you serious? Why is THIS even a thing? CLEARLY you were bored, and said "let me criticize the paint jobs of cop cars".... I feel less smart having watched this video! Thanks for lowering my intelligence!
These are bad takes. No one I can find can actually talk smack about New Hampshire. Kansas looks fire as fuck with their retro liveries and Rhode Island looks clean as. Also, Maryland runs all black and looks hot as fuck.
Yeah Louisiana State Police ain't all like that anymore now we all undercover unmarked cars and you won't know we are there unless we either pull you over or let you know we are there if we choose to play with our food...
