The Pennsylvania State Police are beginning the process of phasing out the old Ford Crown Victoria Model and are moving in the direction of a safer and more technological car.

The Ford Police Interceptor is modeled off of the Ford Taurus but is specifically made for police. Right now the State Police station in Reading has two cars and according to Trooper David Beohm, the Community Services Officer in the Reading precinct, the two interceptors are the first in the State Police System to be out on the streets.

The Interceptor is also made in the form of a sports utility vehicle with the only difference between the sedan and the utility vehicle is the size.