2015 Nissan GT-R (R35) Patrol Car (SA Style)

Base Model: n/a

Features:
- Japanese Plates
- DFF size 1.2 MB

Description:
The 530-horsepower sports coupe was donated by a resident of the Tochigi Prefecture in Japan to the police force to be used as a police car. The chief of police accepted the donation whole-heartedly, even arranging a ceremony for the one-of-a-kind police vehicle.

To be distinguished as a cop car, the GT-R is equipped with red blinking lights on top and LED strobes on the bumper, just like what normal police vehicles would normally look like. It’s also painted in black and white livery to make it look like the rest of Toshigi’s patrol cars. Because, yes, Godzilla disguised as a cop car won’t turn heads at all. With a cruiser that can go from 0-60 miles per hour in just 2.9 seconds, we must say, good luck to those who would be speeding at that side of Japan.

Now, honestly, this news isn’t surprising for us because there’s a country in the Middle East that seems to have a knack in adding insanely fast vehicles into their police squad. We’re talking about Dubai, which, to name a few, has included these supercars into their list – Ferrari LaFerrari, Bugatti Veyron, Lexus RC F, McLaren 12C, Mercedes SLS AMG, Bentley Continental GT, Ferrari FF, Mercedes G63 AMG, and Audi R8.