The surprising European car that's replacing Australian-made Holden Commodores for police highway patrol - and it only has four cylinders
Western Australia Police Force has ordered 55 Skoda Superb wagons for patrol The two-litre, four cylinder turbos replacing six-cylinder Holden Commodores Australia stopped making cars in October 2017 - making police rethink choices NSW and Victoria police forces have bought BMW 530d diesel-powered sedans By Stephen Johnson, Economics Reporter For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 01:28 GMT, 19 January 2022 | Updated: 01:29 GMT, 19 January 2022
A lesser-known four-cylinder Czech car is replacing Australian-made Holden Commodores as police highway patrol cars.
Skoda has confirmed the Western Australia Police Force ordered 55 Superb wagons, marking the biggest ever single order for a European brand by an Australian law enforcement agency.
The Sportline turbo model has been little modified to suit police purposes with a standard sub-woofer removed to fit a police-specification dual battery.
Skoda first came to Australia in 1965 when the old Czechoslovakia was under communist rule.
A lesser-known four-cylinder Czech car is replacing Australian-made Holden Commodores as police highway patrol cars. Skoda has confirmed the Western Australia Police Force ordered 55 Superb wagons (pictured), marking the biggest ever single order for a European brand by
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