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Monday, January 17, 2011

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             Recently there was a friend of Pakistan, Atiq, show me a link from Malaysia .. On the website show all pictures police car is a Proton UK.

To the knowledge you look pictures  all of the city of Kingston upon Hull .. And I believe only the police here are using Proton .. I already had to go in London, Manchester, Liverpool, York, Sheffield and Glasgow .. I never even saw the police using the Proton except in Hull ..



                                 




Actually the police here have used Proton Wira cars since 1996 and turned to the Proton Waja past five years .. Proton Gen-2 was recently used .. Here, the Proton Waja Proton Impian renamed .. Do not be surprised, in fact uses the Proton Impian Humberside Police had won the 'National Energy Efficiency Award' for using Liquified Petroleum Gas' ..

And not just the police, the public was in fact many are using Proton .. Between Proton ever I saw nearby were Proton Satria, Proton Wira, Proton Impian Proton Gen-2 and .. Feel proud when the those countries drive cars made in Malaysia: D






But although the UK to Proton, but we can not compare the UK with the right Proton Proton Malaysia, Proton because I hear the UK is better in terms of quality .. Perhaps even more durable, because the weather here is not the same as at Malaysia ..


I know and your right to be proud because UK police cars to Proton .. hahaha ..
BUT I really want to tell, beginning next month, Humberside Police will convert all Proton cars with Ford Focus ..

Completed this year is 15 years old Proton used by Humberside Police..

FOR years, they were the butt of many jokes throughout the ranks and to the general public.
But now, after five years' loyal service, Humberside Polics's Proton patrol cars are being replaced – a move that is actually set to save money.
Almost £100,000 will be saved across the next four years as the force replaces the much-maligned Proton Impian with the Ford Focus.
Tim Hollis, Humberside Police's Chief Constable, welcomed the move.

He said: "We are moving to a national model for the purchasing of police vehicles and this is going to save us money.
Excerpted from Hull & East Riding

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