The 3 Series is available as a traditional saloon or as a Touring, which is what BMW call an estate, meaning the police have no issue getting all their kit in the back. Powered by a turbocharged 3.0-litre diesel engine, this version of the 3 Series produces 245bhp alongside a decent wedge of torque. BMW 3 Series (330d)Īlthough there's nothing outlandishly 'cool' about a regular BMW 3 Series, there is something appealing about the 330d you see here. Over the years, we've seen some incredible pieces of machinery being driven by the police, so we thought we'd highlight five of our favourite models. Alternatively, it's not unknown for the police to strike a deal with manufacturers as part of a publicity campaign, which grants them access to some tasty motors. That's because the police sometimes invest in higher-powered vehicles to deal with crooks driving an equally fast car. However, every now and then you might see the police driving something a bit more exotic. We're mostly used to seeing Her Majesty's constabulary driving around in regular hatchbacks and saloons, which include the likes of the Vauxhall Astra and Skoda Octavia.
As motorists we've become accustomed to seeing police cars roaming Britain's roads.
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