According to Turkey’s Minister of the Interior Ali Yerlikaya, the agency seized 23 cars from the alleged Australian drug kingpin – all of which now wear police attire, including a Ferrari 488, the predecessor to the Ferrari F8, and a Bentley Continental GT.
Both vehicles aren’t the most suitable police cars, but who’s complaining? You’re certainly not going to win a car chase using Turkey’s best-selling vehicle, the Fiat Egea. It’s a sad little hatch based on the same platform that used to underpin the Chrysler Neon.
Then there’s the fleet of luxury sedans and SUVs seized in last month’s bust, including a bunch of Mercedes-Benz cars, Volvos, Land Rovers, and Audis. An EV also joins the fleet in the form of a Porsche Taycan. Speeders won’t likely get away from this EV with its insane acceleration. It used to hold the EV record at the Nurburgring.