A Proud History of Outfitting Law Enforcement

Ford police vehicles continue a history of nearly seven decades. In that time, Ford has outfitted law enforcement with purpose-built vehicles of their most popular nameplates.

In 1950, Ford became the first manufacturer to offer a police package vehicle, focusing on safety, durability, performance and the attributes of being purpose-built and customization-friendly. The Interceptor name debuted for the first time in 1951.

The Police Interceptor was granted the name Crown Victoria in 1983. Its available Police Package featuring an optional 351-cubic-inch 5.8-liter high-output V8, and helped make it a preferred vehicle for municipalities across North America for decades.

Ford discontinued the classic V8-equipped Crown Victoria in 2011, and since then, the new Police Interceptor Utility - has continued to fortify law enforcement fleets. In 2017, the Ford Police Interceptor Utility alone accounted for more than half of all police vehicle sales in the United States.

Available Police Interceptor Utility Features Include

• Powerful yet efficient new power-trains and custom Ford security-technology to help keep Police Officers safe.
• All-new 2022 Police Interceptor Utility, with a standard hybrid all-wheel-drive powertrain, will save police agencies and taxpayers fuel costs over current Police Interceptor Utility with gas configurations.
• New External Monitoring Safety Systems, including Police Perimeter Alert and Ford Telematics™ - to help elevate safety and municipal fleet management for law enforcement officials across the country