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Why aren’t police buying this car?
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The Northern Territory highway patrol has selected the Kia Stinger as its new patrol car, joining Western Australia and Queensland in this choice. In contrast, NSW and Victoria opted for luxury BMW 530d sedans. Kia’s COO highlighted the shift away from traditional preferences for Holden and Ford vehicles, emphasising the Stinger’s performance and suitability for harsh conditions. The Stinger will replace the Holden Commodore SS in the NT fleet, marking a significant change in police vehicle selection.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, Kia, BMW, Holden, Ford, Chrysler
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