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I prefer the Danish MP vehicles.

And yes, that car is in fact driven by an MP section.
Granted, here in Denmark they putter around in VW T4s and 5s

Rhade wrote:Ohhh ... thats sad, poor lads. They don't looks like soldiers to me at all. They give them some civi car and order to act like they some civis police.

Actually they have little to no jurisdiction against civillians. They do have military vehicles such as the Land Rover. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Mili ... risdiction
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ministry_of_Defence_Police

Maybe they have no jurisdiction against civis but they drive civis looking car. And thats sad.
Thats Danish MP is looking like real MP! They are first M! and then P! MP is part of army, they should look like army and not civis police.

Rhade wrote:Maybe they have no jurisdiction against civis but they drive civis looking car. And thats sad.
Thats Danish MP is looking like real MP! They are first M! and then P! MP is part of army, they should look like army and not civis police.

Well.. I probably F'd up, the RMP who I actually think don't drive the vauxhalls have no jurisdiction against Civis.

BUT the MDP (Ministry of Defence Police) do have jurisdiction over all citizens Military or otherwise as far as I am aware.

Rhade wrote:Nice work, my only concern is about military police. MP is part of army, you should use a army camo. Hmmm ... more like, this:

That IS A CAR Just looks at the chrome, the attitude, it just oozes class; why do all the cars nowadays look exactly the same?

Standardization and mass production Bill, modern times.

Cadi' build nice concept some time ago.

A lot of it isn't just standardization and production (remember they built a lot of boatloads of Bel Airs) but safety and efficiency requirements.

Sure, the cars look neater but if you're in an accident at 45 MPH/80 KPH I know which kind of car I'd rather be in.

klagldsf wrote:Sure, the cars look neater but if you're in an accident at 45 MPH/80 KPH I know which kind of car I'd rather be in.

The bigger one ... or armored.

Yes it is a shame that the RMP, RAFP, RNP & MODP in the UK are primarily stuck with civi patrol cars, but they don't really need large military vehicles for domestic use. I've seen quite a few RMP cars whilst working in London recently over the Olympics, I assume to police the large military presence in London for security, but I have to admit that it does look a bit wrong when you see the redcaps drive around in a little Vauxhall Corsa.

Not currently available, but if BMW made a small van vehicle based on the 5 series touring:

Nice.