American Engrish

[GiGaBiTe]

We simply call them unmarked cars. And there's no way to identify them as police vehicles unless you're close enough to see through the window tint. That ordinary-looking Hellcat or Suburban tailgating you could well be one.

Easy to tell any "disguised" police car, they all have small hubcaps that only take up 1/4 of the inside of the wheel.

 

[smp]

Easy to tell any "disguised" police car, they all have small hubcaps that only take up 1/4 of the inside of the wheel.

Yep, those are hub caps - wheel covers cover the entire wheel.

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[mediasponge]

In Calif., we call police cars, that are hard to notice, "stealth" cars. The CHP uses all while or silver. As required, they have marked white doors as well as on front and rear. The lights are inside of the car.
Dwight

B&W ones are Smokey Bears, and the all white ones are Polar Bears. The white ones are supposed to be chasing truckers. The lights are inside so the trucker can't see them from up high. Once you see the doors, it's too late...