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2020 Unmarked Ford Expedition Special Service Vehicle - (Police Interceptor) all blues

Hello Folks! Today I bring you the 2020 Unmarked Pursuit Ford Expedition Special Service Vehicle.
(Toronto Police ETF Version Coming Soon...) (This vehicle features my own personal preference of lighting and is designed to fulfill service as a violent crime prevention and apprehension squad, a job requiring for extensive lighting to caution other drivers while pursuing.)

I hope you enjoy it! : )

After having received a multitude of requests recently to produce this vehicle, and several prior requests, the Expedition is finally a reality! This vehicle took quite a while to finish so.. I really hope you guys enjoy it. The 2020 Ford Expedition SSV packs a surprising 400hp pursuit-tuned 3.5 liter eco-boost V6 engine. Being comparable or even zippier than the front-line Ford Explorer, this vehicle is adequate for both quiet patrol and high-speed action. A competitor of the 4th and 5th generation Chevy Tahoes, the Expedition offers solid protection in collisions and exemplary comfort. This vehicle is often seen used with law enforcement tactical elements due to its heavy weight, large size, and utility capabilities. This Brick Rigs model has handling tuned to my personal preference compromising between maneuverability and control; perfect for a pursuit vehicle(Although, being larger and longer, the corners are handled slightly slower than a typical sedan). This vehicle also has a roof rack, iconic Expedition details, and many chrome accents. Reaching speeds of 150+ mph, you can keep up with some of the fastest cars on the street. This unmarked law enforcement model outfitted to my personal preference features a two-pattern lighting system, a singular spotlight, a Panasonic Toughbook(With CAD callouts displayed on screen), a Code3 siren control unit, two in-car radios, one porkchop microphone(clipped to the MDT), a Setina wraparound pushbar with Whelen siren speaker, bright takedown bar, and grille-mounted ALPR, and a rear-seat prisoner partitioner. The lighting system on this icon consists of two headlight wigwags, an alternating R/W/B pattern picket-fence / side-side visor lightbar, R/B front bumper LEDs, R/B pushbar LEDs, R/B mirror LEDs, R/W/B alternating rear side window LEDs, alternating pattern license plate LEDs, rear R/B advisor, taillight alternating R/W flashers, R/B picket fence siderunners, and front-facing takedown lights. This is all around a beautiful example of an unmarked vehicle. This vehicle IS equipped with the custom lightbar system so that you can have a more realistic experience when requesting DOT to unwillingly assist in the tow of a vehicle that crashed, becoming submerged within the Alamo Sea, leading to 4.2 Million dollars in damages to their towing equipment to include the destruction of two tow trucks, a large quarry tractor(only minor damages), and several DOT SUVs after the underwater vehicle decided to become possessed and fling itself further underwater whilst still connected to the rescue equipment.(The vehicle was eventually extracted from the water using a submarine generously provided by a citizen who lived across the lake)

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Vehicle created by: Myself, U-535 | Case | Det.

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