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The article reports that car maker Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has recalled more than 86,000 trucks and police cars in North America to fix a short circuit in the alternators that can cause engine stalling or fires.

The article announces on the issue of calling back of trucks and police cars in the U.S. by automobile company Fiat Chrysler as a result to fix inside alternators of short circuit that can result into engine stalling or fires.

The article discusses the move by automobile company Fiat Chrysler to recall over 86,000 trucks and police cars in North America to repair the alternators.

The automobile reports recalling of police cars by the car company, General Motors (GM) due to the failure of the electric power-assisted steering.

The article reports that automobile manufacturer General Motors has recalled a large number of police cars since there were reports of problems with the failure of the electronic power assisted steering .

The article reports that Ford Motor Co.would be offering ballistic panels with protection from armor-piercing rifle ammunition on its Police Interceptor sedan and utility vehicles.

A photograph of the Ford automobile Police Interceptor sedan with ballistic panels to protect it from armor-piercing rifle ammunition is presented.

An image is presented of the ballistic panels which offer protection from armour-piercing rifle ammunition in the Police Interceptor Sedan and utility vehicles from auto company Ford.

The article reports that Indianapolis, Indiana's federal bankruptcy court has granted permission to American automaker Carbon Motors to auction off the sole police car made by the company, which had promised to bring 1,300 jobs to the economically challenged city of Connersville, Indiana.

The article reports that American automotive company Carbon Motors was granted permission by the federal bankruptcy court of Indianapolis, Indiana to auction off its sole police car.

The article reports on the permission granted by a federal bankruptcy court in Indianapolis, Indiana to Carbon Motors company to auction its sole police car, in January 2014.

The article reports on the decision of a federal bankruptcy court in Indianapolis, Indiana to grant Carbon Motors permission to auction off the sole police car ever made by the automotive company.

The article reports on the investigation conducted by the U.S. government safety regulators regarding the complaints on defective steering columns of Ford's Crown Victoria police cars.

The article reports on the investigation being conducted by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) involving the complaints on the defective steering columns on the Crown Victoria police Car from Ford Motor Co.

The article reports on the investigation of Crown Victoria police cars from Ford Motor Co. by the U.S. government safety regulators due to complaints of defective steering columns, which affects approximately 195,000 cars from the 2005 to 2008 model years.

The article reports on the investigation conducted by the U.S. government safety regulators regarding the complaints on defective steering columns of Ford's Crown Victoria police cars.

The article reports on the investigation conducted by the U.S. government safety regulators regarding the complaints on defective steering columns of Ford's Crown Victoria police cars.

The article reports on the investigation conducted by the U.S. government safety regulators regarding Ford Motor Co.'s Crown Victoria police cars due to complaints about defective steering columns.

A photograph of three police patrol vehicles from Chevrolet is presented.

A photograph depicting the 2013 RWD Chevrolet Caprice PPV, RWD Tahoe PPV, and FWD Impala police patrol vehicles from Chevrolet is presented.

A photograph of Ford Motor Co.'s Police Interceptor sedan and utility vehicle is presented.

The article states that two metro Atlanta, Georgia police departments are opting natural gas as fuel for their police cars.

A photograph of new Ford Motor Co.'s Police Interceptor sedan and utility vehicle is presented.

The article reports on a lawsuit claims against General Motors Co. in Detroit, Michigan for its failure to fix a defective part on police versions of the Chevrolet Impala.

The article reports on the launch of the 2012 Chevrolet Impala police vehicle by General Motors Corp.

The article offers brief information on the 2012 Chevrolet Impala police vehicle from General Motors Corp.

The article reports that police in West Point, Mississippi claimed that they are to save some gasoline money by converting eight of their police cruisers for the use of propane.

The article reports on the move of West Point police to covert eight of their police cruisers to propane to save gasoline in Mississippi.