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The Belvidere Police Department told Chrysler they wanted to drive something that’s locally made when they escorted food to the Boone County Food Pantry.
And so, the Group cosmetically customized a 2013 Dart, which is built in Belvidere in police car colors. The sedan, which has never been sold as an official law enforcement car, was kitted out with a light bar on top.
The police will provide Chrysler with feedback, which Chrysler will then use to figure of how to make a non-petrol Dodge Dart police car.
“The Belvidere Police Department wanted to drive what’s built in their town by their own citizens,” said Peter Grady, Vice President of Network Development & Fleet, Chrysler Group LLC. “This was a terrific opportunity to support the Belvidere police and continue to foster our longtime partnership with this city and region.”
The police will provide Chrysler with feedback, which Chrysler will then use to figure of how to make a non-petrol Dodge Dart police car.
“The Belvidere Police Department wanted to drive what’s built in their town by their own citizens,” said Peter Grady, Vice President of Network Development & Fleet, Chrysler Group LLC. “This was a terrific opportunity to support the Belvidere police and continue to foster our longtime partnership with this city and region.”
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