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A Dodge Charger modified to look like a police car caught the eye of the real police when its owner, Evan Kane of Waterford, was driving through Mechanicville, N.Y. Kane made a minor traffic infraction, and an officer right behind him pulled up to talk. Police say during the conversation, Kane identified himself as an officer.
Read More →Muth Mirror Systems has developed Signal mirrors to retrofit the 2006 Dodge Charger. Signal mirrors for the Charger can display either traditional red LEDs or the newer amber LEDs. The turn indicator activates the flashing chevron through-the-glass of the corresponding signal mirror to alert drivers in the “blind spots.”
Read More →Gamber-Johnson’s new low-profile console box accessory package designed for the Dodge Charger Police Vehicle enables optimal computer positioning without obstructing vision. It sits low between the seats, and allows clearance for easy radio viewing. The package includes a low-profile console box, computer mounting system, universal dual steel cup-holder, and heavy-duty flip-up armrest.
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