Overheating.
Most departments use third- and fourth-generation cars. Both pair 1.8-liter Atkinson-cycle gasoline engines to electric motors. The fourth-gen car is obviously the more advanced one, featuring a dual motor-generator setup and a total output of 120 horsepower.
 
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Arguably the oldest vehicle still available for purchase, the Chevrolet Express serves a different purpose than the Transit. While the latter is advertised as a prisoner transport vehicle, the Express is available to police departments as a personnel hauler.
It's "meant" for turbo cars to allow the car to keep running for a set period of time after you walk away and lock the car, so that the turbo can cool off after a hard run. They are pretty much superfluous even with their main intention, but for you it would work well if you are willing to plop down the cash. You'd also have to see if any are available for your vehicle, or if any universal one would even work.
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Suddenly Shifting From Reverse to Drive.
where \(\rho=1.26\ kg/m^3\), \(A=2.5844\ m^2\) is the vehicle frontal area, \(C_D=0.27\) is the drag coefficient factor, and \(v\) is the vehicle longitudinal velocity.