[Bimar]

http://www.carscoops.com/2014/11/new...ment-from.html

[Yocal]

Haha, what a joke. Looks horrible, and a total waste.

[Bimar]

I still never get why these police Cars are created, maybe someone can enlighten me

[Jypsie]

I would not mind the double exhaust and the additional power....

[Chopper45]

Originally Posted by Jypsie

I would not mind the double exhaust and the additional power....

Additional power now available from BMW M Performance for the 30D.
258HP to 286HP
560NM to 600NM

I will have mine done next Monday

AC Schnitzer will have the quad exhaust available for the 30D in 2 weeks time.

[Chopper45]

Check out the link.....

http://www.ac-schnitzer.de/en/bmw-ca...26-since-2014/

[barcelona]

The Swiss border police enter the Bernina train enroute from Italy, beautiful scenery. After they departed the train, they enter their x3 in the car park. If I was a service officer I would like a BMW or equivalent/better.


Source: bmw authority brochures

Jens Hundhammer, unmarked police car driver:
“In emergency-response driving, you’re 15 times more
likely to have an accident. Many drivers are more
unpredictable, especially when we’re in an unmarked
car and suddenly switch our blue lights on. That’s
why it’s crucial we have a vehicle with equipment we
can depend on in any situation.”

Rudolf Pfeil, chief fire officer at Munich airport :
“The International Civil Aviation Organization requires
us to be able to reach any location in the airport within
180 seconds – which makes speed and handling
crucial. And if the vehicles are economical to run too,
so much the better.”

Dr Florian Hoffmann, paediatric emergency
doctor, Munich:
“Our ambulances do around 45,000 kilometres a year,
and emergency response driving accounts for
20,000 kilometres of this. So it’s a real comfort to have
a vehicle we can rely on, like our BMW. Thanks to its
manoeuvrability and instant responses, we can weave
through city traffic without difficulty