- State: New York
- Top Speed: 130 MPH
- Used By: New York Police Department
The NYPD's electric Mustang Mach-E GT represents a bold shift in pursuit vehicle philosophy for America's largest police force. In the concrete canyons of Manhattan, this silent predator delivers stunning acceleration, 0 to 60 in just 3.8 seconds, making it ideal for quick city pursuits where top speed matters less than instant torque.
While its 130 mph maximum might seem modest compared to highway interceptors, it's more than adequate for New York's congested streets. The Mach-E also aligns with the city's sustainability goals, proving that going green doesn't mean sacrificing performance.
Officers report that suspects are often caught off-guard by the vehicle's silent approach, giving police a tactical advantage in urban environments where the element of surprise can be decisive.
- State: Kansas
- Top Speed: 140 MPH
- Used By: Kansas Highway Patrol
Across the vast, open plains of the Sunflower State, the Kansas Highway Patrol relies on the muscular Dodge Charger Pursuit with its thundering 5.7L HEMI V8 engine. This American-made powerhouse is perfectly suited for Kansas's long, straight highways where pursuits can stretch for miles without a curve in sight.
The Charger's imposing silhouette and distinctive front-end profile have become a deterrent in themselves on I-70 and other major corridors. With 370 horsepower under the hood and a top speed of 140 mph, troopers can confidently chase down speeders across Kansas's 82,000-square-mile expanse.
- State: Minnesota
- Top Speed: 148 mph
- Used By: Minnesota State Patrol
When it comes to high-speed chases, Minnesota isn’t messing around. The Minnesota State Patrol roars down the highway in their Ford Police Interceptor Utility 3.0L EcoBoost AWD, hitting a jaw-dropping 148 mph. That’s faster than a cheetah on an espresso shot. These vehicles are built for precision, power, and keeping up with the fastest of fugitives.
Whether it’s a snowy interstate or a sunny freeway, Minnesota’s finest are ready to chase down trouble at speeds that’ll make your GPS blush. So, if you’re thinking of outrunning the law in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, think again, these interceptors are faster than your bad decisions.
- State: Virginia
- Top Speed: 150 mph
- Used By: Virginia State Police
Virginia’s state troopers are proving that pickup trucks aren’t just for hauling hay or tailgates. The Ford F-150 Police Responder, hitting a blistering 150 mph, is their weapon of choice for high-speed pursuits. Yes, a truck that fast.
It’s like combining the power of a workhorse with the speed of a thoroughbred. Virginia State Police use this beast to chase down speeders on highways and backroads alike, proving that even the most rugged vehicles can have a need for speed.
- State: Michigan
- Top Speed: 150 mph
- Used By: Michigan State Police
Michigan’s state troopers are hitting the roads in style, and speed, with the Chevrolet Impala Limited Police Vehicle, clocking in at a cool 150 mph.
This sedan isn’t just your average grocery-getter; it’s a pursuit powerhouse designed to handle Michigan’s unpredictable weather and even more unpredictable drivers. Whether it’s a snowy Detroit highway or a sunny stretch near Lake Michigan, the Impala is ready to chase down trouble with the precision of a chess master and the speed of a Grand Prix racer.
- State: Iowa
- Top Speed: 150 mph
- Used By: Sioux City Police Department
When you think of Iowa, you might picture cornfields and quiet towns, but the Sioux City Police Department is here to shatter those stereotypes. Their secret weapon? A C4 Corvette that screams down the road at 150 mph. That’s right, a Corvette.
This isn’t your average patrol car; it’s a sleek, high-performance machine that turns heads and catches speeders faster than you can say “field of dreams.” Whether it’s patrolling the highways or making a statement at community events, this Corvette proves that Iowa’s finest aren’t just keeping the peace, they’re doing it in style.
- State: California
- Top Speed: 153 mph
- Used By: California Highway Patrol
California’s highways are legendary, and so are the vehicles that patrol them. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) rolls out the Volvo S70 T5, a sleeper sedan that hits a staggering 153 mph. Yes, a Volvo, the same brand your mom drives to book club.
But don’t let its unassuming looks fool you; this car is a speed demon in disguise. Whether it’s chasing down sports cars on the Pacific Coast Highway or weaving through LA traffic, the S70 T5 proves that the CHP means business.
- State: Colorado
- Top Speed: 155 mph
- Used By: Aspen and Vail Police
When you’re patrolling the luxurious mountain towns of Aspen and Vail, you need a vehicle that’s as sleek and sophisticated as the surroundings. Enter the Saab 9-5, a Swedish-engineered marvel that hits a breathtaking 155 mph. While we couldn't find a picture of Aspen and Vail Police on the road, the Swedish police version does it just as much justice.
This isn’t just a car; it’s a statement. Whether it’s chasing down speeders on winding mountain roads or blending in at a celebrity-filled gala, the Saab 9-5 is as versatile as it is fast. Colorado’s high-altitude pursuits just got a whole lot more stylish.
- State: Ohio
- Top Speed: 155 mph
- Used By: Gates Mills Police Department
Ohio’s Gates Mills Police Department is proving that the future of law enforcement is electric, and lightning-fast. Their Tesla Model S, capable of hitting 155 mph, is not just a car; it’s a silent but deadly pursuit machine.
With instant torque and zero emissions, this Tesla is as eco-friendly as it is intimidating. Whether it’s patrolling suburban streets or chasing down speeders on the highway, the Model S combines cutting-edge technology with jaw-dropping speed.
- State: New Jersey
- Top Speed: 163 mph
- Used By: Bloomfield Township Police Department
New Jersey’s Bloomfield Township Police Department is turning heads with their Cadillac CTS-V, a luxury sedan that packs a punch at 163 mph. That's right, it's legal in New Jersey for police cars to be unmarked when they pull you over.
This isn’t just a patrol car, it’s a supercharged statement. With a V8 engine that roars like a lion and a sleek design that screams sophistication, the CTS-V is as comfortable chasing down speeders on the Turnpike as it is parked outside a high-end gala.
- State: South Carolina
- Top Speed: 175 mph
- Used By: Greenville Police Department
South Carolina’s Greenville Police Department is taking “serve and protect” to a whole new level with their C5 Corvette, a pursuit vehicle that tops out at a mind-blowing 175 mph. While some state legislators have pushed for clearer regulations on unmarked police cars, they remain legal for law enforcement use in this great state.
This isn’t just a cop car, it’s a rocket on wheels. With a sleek design and a roar that could wake the dead, the C5 Corvette is perfect for chasing down speeders on the highways or making a statement at community events.
- State: Alabama
- Top Speed: 177 mph
- Used By: Hoover Police Department
Alabama’s Hoover Police Department is proving that Southern speed isn’t just for NASCAR. Their 2001 Porsche 911 Carrera, capable of hitting 177 mph, is a pursuit vehicle that’s as fast as it is iconic.
This isn’t your average patrol car, it’s a German-engineered masterpiece that turns heads and chases down speeders with equal flair. That's why this state decided to take this German marvel to the American roads. Whether it’s patrolling suburban streets or tearing up the highway, this Porsche is a reminder that the Hoover PD means business.
- State: Illinois
- Top Speed: 180 mph
- Used By: Plainfield Police Department
Illinois’ Plainfield Police Department is turning heads and breaking speed limits with their SR II Dodge Viper, a beast that hits a staggering 180 mph.
This isn’t just a patrol car, it’s a fire-breathing, tire-shredding monster that looks like it belongs on a racetrack, not a quiet suburban street. With its aggressive design and raw power, the Viper is perfect for chasing down speeders on the open highway or making a statement at local events.
- State: Florida
- Top Speed: 196 mph
- Used By: Escambia County Sheriff’s Office
Florida’s Escambia County Sheriff’s Office is taking law enforcement to the next level with their C7 Corvette Z06, a high-performance machine that tops out at a jaw-dropping 196 mph.
This isn’t just a patrol car, it’s a supercharged beast that combines raw power with sleek, aerodynamic design. Whether it’s patrolling the sunny highways or chasing down speeders on the coast, this Corvette is as fast as Florida’s infamous hurricanes.
- State: Texas
- Top Speed: Over 200 mph
- Used By: New Braunfels Police Department
Everything’s bigger in Texas, including the speed. The New Braunfels Police Department’s C6 Corvette Z06 is a high-speed legend, capable of hitting over 200 mph.
That’s not just fast; that’s “blink-and-you’ll-miss-it” fast. This Corvette is the ultimate pursuit vehicle, combining raw power with precision engineering to chase down even the speediest of offenders. Whether it’s patrolling the wide-open highways or making a statement at local events, this Z06 is a reminder that Texas law enforcement doesn’t mess around.
