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2011 Dodge Charger Pursuit
The long arm of the law just got a little longer with the arrival of the 2011 Dodge Charger Pursuit which will become America’s performance squad car that will help the police officers be one step ahead of the various bad guys.
The 2011 Dodge Charger Pursuit will combine technology, power and looks to best suit the law enforcement needs. Featuring 18-inch wheels, heavy-duty ABS, performance suspension, ESC with two modes, stabilizer bars both to the front and to the rear, rear-wheel drive, the police squad car will be ready for anything. As for specs, the Dodge Charger Pursuit can be powered by a 3.6-litre V6 engine or by a 5.7-litre HEMI V8 engine.
The interior has been fitted in accordance to the requests of the Police Advisory Board and will feature a Police Interface Module (for equipment integration), police front seats, air bags for both the driver and front passenger (plus the back passengers) that cover all critical regions.
The 2011 Dodge Charger Pursuit can be ordered starting from September 2010. Let’s hope to see many of them on the streets to protect and to serve.
Source: http://www.automotorblog.com/
Thanks to Autoblog reader Jose Rosario, we can now put the speculation to rest – the 2011 Dodge Chargerwill indeed receive a new full-width taillamp treatment that echoes that of its two-door Challenger kin. Rosario informs us that these spy shots were taken in Puerto Rico on the set of The Fast and the Furious Five, the latest installment of the durable Vin Diesel street racing franchise.
According to Rosario, the filming appears to be using at least one prototype of the new Charger, “because it has the sides of the current model but has the new front and they added the new rear which light up all in LED lights.” The film crew is also using more complete 2011 models, all of which are dressed up as police cars. The cars were used in a chase scene in which two current-model in a matte black finish pull a bank vault along the street, pursued by the Brazilian police cars (Even though the filming is taking place in Puerto Rico, the movie is set in Brazil). Rosario sadly reports that the last scene filmed the day these images were taken were of a current model Charger rear-ending a 2011 model.
Rosario managed to not only get shots of the new taillamps and well-integrated dual exhausts, but also some shots of the front end, which he says looks “more aggressive,” including more snout-like grille, new hood, subtly but completely redone headlamps and a revised lower fascia.
