Bad Boys, Whatcha Gonna Do When This C8 Corvette Police Car Comes For You

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Bad Boys, Whatcha Gonna Do When This C8 Corvette Police Car Comes For You


Well, if you have to be pulled over for speeding in your new C8 Corvette, it might as well be by another C8, huh?

Keep things in the family, right?

This C8 Corvette, all done up in police department livery, would definitely be up for the task but unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how heavy your foot is) it isn’t for real yet.

But based on the number of previous Corvettes that have actually been turned into law enforcement vehicles after being confiscated from criminals in many cases, we wouldn’t be surprised to see one similar to this rendering by the good folks at JOTA Automotive sooner rather than later. (Take a look at the JOTA Facebook page for some more wild renderings of C8s!)

In fact, we think this C8 enforcer would look right at home with those C7 Corvettes that have already been converted into police cars over in the United Arab Emirates, where they love to have supercars in their fleet.

With the new C8’s 495-horsepower engine capable of sub-3 second 0-60 times, the 2020 Stingray will be able to more than hold its own as it tracks down criminals.


We are in love with the high spoiler on the back of this JOTA rendering and especially admire the two-tone look, including the unique hood stripe, as well as the Call 911 badge on the removable roof panel.

The only problem with the rendering, out in the real world, might be that beautiful but low-hanging and oversized carbon fiber front splitter. It wouldn’t take long for that to be ripped off if an officer had to try a PIT maneuver, would it?


Source:
jota_automotive / Instagram

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  2. Just what the public needs, some police officers that have very limited training in car control that will be racing the bad guys down the highway.

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