Department Vehicles

2008 Dodge Charger

The Dodge Charger Police Vehicle is well-suited for police work.  With a top speed in excess of 150 mph, the Charger can keep up with all but the fastest vehicles.  The exceptional acceleration, braking, and cornering abilities make this vehicle excel in a city environment, allowing the officers to quickly and safely maneuver to emergency calls.  The engine features a “Multi-Displacement System.”  This feature monitors current engine usage and shuts down 4 cylinders during normal patrol driving, causing significant gas savings. 

Engine:  5.7L 340 HP V-8 HEMI Engine

Top Speed:  greater than 150 mph

Acceleration:  0-60 mph in 6 seconds

Braking:  60-0 mph in 131 ft. (est)

2007 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor

The Kiel Police Department’s other squad car is a Ford Crown Victoria, the nationwide staple police vehicle since 1996.

Engine:  4.6L  250 HP V-8

Top Speed:  greater than 120 mph

Acceleration:  0-60 mph in 8.5 seconds

Braking:  60-0 mph in 143 fee

2006 Dodge Charger

The Kiel Police Department’s newest squad car was, according to Dodge representatives, the first Dodge Charger police vehicle to be put in service in the State of Wisconsin.  The Charger is well-suited for police work.  With a top speed in excess of 150 mph, the Charger can keep up with all but the fastest vehicles.  The exceptional acceleration, braking, and cornering abilities make this vehicle excel in a city environment, allowing the officers to quickly and safely maneuver to emergency calls.  The engine features a “Multi-Displacement System.”  This feature monitors current engine usage and shuts down 4 cylinders during normal patrol driving, causing significant gas savings.

Engine:  5.7L 340 HP V-8 HEMI Engine

Top Speed:  greater than 150 mph

Acceleration:  0-60 mph in 6 seconds

Braking:  60-0 mph in 131 ft. (est)