Ford Stealth Police Concept
A specialized stealth concept version of Ford Police Interceptor will debut at the 2010 SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) trade show in Las Vegas. Ford designer Melvin Betancourt developed a customized undercover stealth version that’s both stylish and full of high-tech surprises.
The body was lowered an inch, and the special 22-inch wheels are inside a staggered rim section so the front is 3 inches and the rear is 3.5 inches. The rim section is stacked to give it the illusion of greater width and the center of the wheel is glossy black, and the rim is chrome.
The body was lowered an inch, and the special 22-inch wheels are inside a staggered rim section so the front is 3 inches and the rear is 3.5 inches. The rim section is stacked to give it the illusion of greater width and the center of the wheel is glossy black, and the rim is chrome.
Ford Stealth Police Concept
The exterior of the Ford Police Interceptor stealth vehicle is solid black. he lights on the car are designed to be inconspicuous, with the surrounding area painted black so they blend in until illuminated.
The rear of the vehicle was given an aggressive spoiler adorned with bead lights painted black so they remain unnoticed until the car is started. The taillights are smoked, the windows tinted.
The production Ford Police Interceptor sedan model offers two powertrain option. A 3.5-liter V6 engine delivering at least 280 horsepower and E85 compatibility is 25 percent more efficient than the 4.6-liter single-overhead-cam V8 offered in the current Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor. And an all-new 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged, direct-injection EcoBoost™ V6 engine will deliver at least 365 horsepower and 350 lb.-ft. of torque across a broad rpm range.
Ford Stealth Police Concept
