They trialed in Sydney for the inner city, but was very expensive to maintain.

Not with a Priority One

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Old Dog

true, the numberplate numbers are backwards so your right

Hah! Not sure if it was Vic or NSW, but when they had old skool WRX's the motors were getting stuffed up coz they were putting 91RON in 'em... wouldn't even spring for 95 Premium, let alone 98.

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MY99 WRX sedan WRC blue Sold :(
MY99 WRX sedan Dark blue pearl :D
MY97 Liberty Outback Ltd Wagon
1990 Mk3 Supra turbo fully rebuilt 7M-GTE (Older son)
1991 Celica GT4 (Younger son)

took it out of the side mirror of my car mate

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perth police had 10 my00 wrx's i believe 6 years ago.

they rolled half of them in the first two weeks.

my cuz is a cop and he said they cant even catch RX's let alone WRXs should there be a corner.

Obviously your cuz can't drive for shit then.

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Respect Mya Authoritaaaaaa!!!

yer right...

Things like the Chrysler (and other exotics, several HSV's have been used over the years) are loaned to the police service by manufacturers for use in public relations, huggy feely-nicey exercises.

Holden haven't produced a supercharged V6 for a while, and to my knowledge the Supercharged 6's have never been used in police service in WA. Unless something has very recently changed, turbo charged or super charged vehicles were prohibited from use in the service and had been for some time, well before they dropped the V8's.

Police will most certainly chase you over 140, the driver needs to have been certified for the speeds, but don't think they just give up at that magic number sir, they most certainly do not.

how did u see so many cop cars anyway? i've been here 7 months and seen two (normal) cop cars, and i live in the middle of the city.

just cruizing with the camera and saw them all with in 5 minutes of each other

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such is brake dust