YJ67 BXF
North Yorkshire Police
Ford Transit
Specially liveried to be a pride vehicle. ‘Police With Pride’ is written down the sides and the usual force badge has undergone a rainbow transformation. Down the side and across the back is a rainbow of colours.
YX16 FSK
British Transport Police
Ford Focus
Pride vehicle, carrying the hash tag We Stand Together to tackle hate crime. Unfortunately some one has taken a dislike to the passenger side wing mirror and has kicked it off.
DK62 AKF
Cheshire Police
Hyundai i30
Rainbow-coloured pride car with special branding to report hate crime
YJ16 FFL
West Yorkshire Police
Peugeot 308
Sitting in front of a panorama of West Yorkshire landmarks and officers at work
T583 KAG
Extractor Rescue
VW Transporter
Also shown is a photograph of the vehicle when it was in service with North Yorkshire Ambulance Service who operated it from new.
SP18 FHE
Scottish FRS
Kia Sportage
Officers car
X999 MTB
Rescue Medics
Mercedes Sprinter
FJ67 FTA
Derbyshire FRS
Scania / Emergency One
Covered in an advertisement for recruitment
DX67 BLJ
Cheshire Police
Ford Ranger
Used by the Rural Crime Team. The development of this vehicle was featured in the TV programme Cop Car Workshop in 2018.
R243 CMB
Cheshire Police
Land Rover Defender
This is the oldest front-line vehicle in Cheshire’s fleet as of 2018. It was new in 1998 and is only used for pulling a display trailer now.
MX06 KWH
Cheshire FRS
Iveco Daily
Small Fires Unit
YJ14 KFX
Manchester Airport Rescue & Firefighting Service
Oshkosh Striker
Fire 6. It has a top speed in excess of 70 mph and can accelerate from 0-50 mph in under 35 seconds. Compared to a car this is slow, but it weighs 46 tons and is over 13m long. It has a 700 bhp engine and carries 12,000 litres of water and a further 1,700 litres of foam.
YP07 HPY
St John Ambulance
Ford Transit
Command and Control Unit
LJ18 EXG
British Transport Police
VW Caddy
Dog Section
WX16 MVM
Manchester Airport Rescue & Firefighting Service
MAN
Fire 7
MK63 YMM, MK63 YMH
Greater Manchester Police
Land Rover Discovery
This pair of sister vehicles are based at Manchester Airport police station
MF17 MEV
Greater Manchester Police
Ford Transit
Based at Manchester Airport
WV17 MXA
Greater Manchester Police
Mitsibishi Shogun
Based at Manchester Airport
GAR 638T
Hertfordshire Constabulary
Ford Cortina 1.6 L
This model Cortina shows what was in use in Herts in the late 1970s. All five generations of Cortina gave sterling service to many Police forces during the model’s twenty year production life, which ended in 1982. The car modelled was used as a Divisional Area Car and was based at Hitchin Police Station. In common with other Hertfordshire Constabulary vehicles it carried dual roof mounted spotlights as well as the equipment required to deal with a variety of emergency situations. All the constabulary’s Divisional Area Cars were ordered in blue to distinguish them from the force’s traffic patrol units, which were white.
M992 YOO
Ministry of Defence Police
Vauxhall Cavalier
This model is an example of the vehicles used by the MOD in 1995. It has a 2.0 litre engine producing 134 bhp and a maximum speed of 125mph. The 0-60 mph time is 9.0secs.
SV05 CXO
Grampian Police
Jaguar X-Type
P572 ERJ
Greater Manchester Police
Land Rover Range Rover 4.0
NU18 UNB
Bloodrun EVS
Hyundai i30
Sponsored by SG Petch. Used by the charity to transport patients home from hospital in place of taxis, saving the NHS £100,000s.
NX51 NYL
Bloodrun EVS
Honda NT650V Deauville
Bought second hand by the charity and is one of the smaller, lighter bikes used
AJ05 FDV
Bloodrun EVS
VW Passat
GNT 876D
Nottingham City Ambulance Service
Vauxhall Victor
This 1966 ambulance was purchased new by Shrewsbury Ambulance Service.
HUY 944K
Worcestershire Ambulance Service
Land Rover 109
NHT 615F
Morris Minor
L581 GVT
Staffordshire Police
Jaguar XJ6 PS
The ‘Police Special’ version of Jaguar’s 4.0 litre XJ6 model. The car joined Staffs Police from new in 1993. It later moved to be used by the driving training unit before moving to front-line duties as a traffic car. The rear seats were taken out when it was used as a traffic car as the boot was not big enough to accommodate the kit that was carried. The seats were later reinstated so the vehicle could be used to carry detainees. It was the first video car on the central traffic group. It definitely had rear seats but also had a VHS video recorder in the boot as it was in the early days of video cars. The car has been in preservation since 2003.
M751 CVC
Metropolitan Police Service
Land Rover Range Rover Vogue
This vehicle was new in 1994 when it was part of Land Rover’s police demonstrator fleet. After being passed around a number of forces, it found a permanent home withy the Met Police in 1997 as part of the Special Escort Group. Its most famous moment was escorting Princess Diana’s funeral cortege in 1997. It left police service in 2002.