For more than a decade and a half, the Crown Vic has been the mount of choice for police agencies across Canada – but there are fewer left every year. It's getting too old for this, ahem ...

The vehicle fit the bill so well, it became almost the default police car for the U.S. and Canada. A second-generation Crown Victoria was built between 1998 and 2011, and was sold to fleets only.

The Crown Victoria Police Interceptor was introduced in 1983. By 1998, the model dominated sales of all pursuit vehicles in the U.S. and Canada, according to Ford. But the company stopped making ...

YORK — The demise of the Ford Crown Victoria patrol cruiser has town police doing what is reportedly ... taxis rolled off Ford's line in Ontario, Canada, in mid-September. Ford is offering ...

The Seattle Police Department ... discontinued the Crown Victoria -- the model for Ford's popular police interceptor. The final Crown Victoria rolled off the assembly line in Canada last week ...

In August the West Kelowna RCMP said goodbye to their final Ford Crown Victoria ... became the police car of choice from 1997 to 2013. It was widely used by police forces across Canada, in ...

Victoria police ... and Crown lawyers about Ferris's role in the case. The documents — obtained through a Freedom of Information request — indicate the Public Prosecution Service of Canada ...

Up until 10 years ago, the Crown Victoria police car was one of the most recognizable police “squad” cars, in use by police forces throughout North America – including the local RCMP.

Police departments must order before Ford's March 1 deadline to get the last of the Crown Vics in production. About 65,000 to 75,000 vehicles are sold each year for law enforcement use. Several ...