Japanese police's Lexus LC 500 is now ready to chase down criminals

We know that if there is one police force in the world that enjoys privileges, it is Dubai’s, but we also know that other colleagues are not exactly walking barefoot either, well, some almost are, judging by the hardships that some police associations denounce. But what is a reality is that, even if only in dribs and drabs, some patrol cars will enjoy their work more mounted in one of the Z cars than others, as is the case of those who sit on board the Lexus LC 500 of the Japanese police in Tochigi Prefecture.

This region on Honshu, the main island of the Japanese archipelago, close to the imperial capital, Tokyo, is known, among other things, for its beautiful autumn landscapes but also for the presence of the Motegi circuit, one of the temples of speed in the country.

In any case, the Lexus LC 500 of the Japanese police is not a vehicle for sessions or track days, but to catch criminals who dare to defy the might of the law, and for that, there seems to be no better weapon than equipping a 5-litre, 8-cylinder V-configured engine capable of producing 470 CV.

For those who may cry out in dismay at the outlay this must entail, not only to acquire such a car but to adapt it as a police vehicle, let them know that Lexus has donated this unit, so that now all speeding fines that manage to be issued aboard this car, along with the reduction of other crimes thwarted thanks to the qualities of this Lexus LC 500 of the Japanese police, will flow back into public coffers without any additional cost for the purchase of a luxury, high-performance car for the work of the public security force.

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