scoobydoc

There is only one and it's not an STi

[Edited by scoobydoc - 5/4/2002 11:47:37 PM]

Kingsize K2

I was out tonight and was informed by a friend of TWO black STi's being driven by police Both in London; one spotted on Putney Bridge.

One had a fixed blue light - the other a blue light on the end of a cord (on the roof!).

Can this be true

If so, be afraid. VERY afraid

Katana

If they were cops, I'd laugh if they got car jacked. The irony...

alistair

Light on the end of a cord could be the guy's own car.

I think there is a fire chief up north somewhere who has a scoob and uses it with a blue light on occasions.

Kingsize K2

One of the drivers was in uniform and the guy who saw them was very clear that there was an STi badge on the back of both...

Has no-one seen them? Both spotted yesterday - 3rd May in London...

555-Shaggy

Your right about the Red fire Chief.. its in Beeston nr Nottingham.. I see it frequently, and yes, it is his own car, just uses for work too..

Alan Webb

I have seen a black Prodrive STI with a triangular fixed blue light on top coming out of Raynes Park. The guy driving was in uniform but I couldn't see if it was a police or fire uniform.

JGRIFF

there's a fully marked dark blue WRX that is driven by the support doctor for the air ambulance that flys from the RLH in Whitechapel

rapiddescent

whitechapel also have a pair of subaru legacies. never seen the wrx though...

rd

Kingsize K2

Scoobydoc,

You seem well informed How come??

Are you sure there aren't any STi's out there?

scoobydoc

No, it's definitely not an STi. The one you saw is unique.



[Edited by scoobydoc - 5/5/2002 3:33:15 PM]

molly

manchester police have a new wrx.... blue with gold alloys..

IanA

The doctor who supports the Technical Rescue unit in Hampshire has a WRX (uk), but it's fully liveried up with stripes etc.

The Fire Service have what are called Supervisory Officers. These are generally called to more important incidents (RTAs, larger fires etc.) to take charge. Most use their own cars with a magnetic blue light and sirens or two tones. Something of an incentive to go for promotion...

(and just in case anyone is worried all ours do blue light training and most have driven fire engines for years so they're safe!)