The five most expensive cars in Dubai Police fleet have a staggering combined value

Dubai Police has one of the most impressive – and expensive – fleets out there, with cars including a Bugatti Veyron and a Lamborghini Aventador.

In addition to being functional police vehicles, the supercars are also a great marketing tool for Dubai Police. 

The force uses the sorts of supercars that you’d typically only find in a car collector’s garage. 

And the five most expensive vehicles cost a staggering sum.

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The Dubai Police fleet of supercars is worth a fortune

In recent years, a number of police forces across the world have been adding beefed-up motors to their fleets – including the Las Vegas Metro Police that recently snapped up 10 Tesla Cybertrucks or the force in the Czech Republic that added a Ferrari 458 Italia, which had been confiscated from criminals.

However, while they’re both impressive choices they still have some way to go before they can compete with Dubai Police. 

The force has an entire fleet of supercars including a Mansory P720, a Bugatti Veyron, a modified Cybertruck, a Lamborghini Aventador, and more than one Bentley. 

Taking a look at the five most expensive in the collection, we can kick off with a Lamborghini Urus Performante and a Lamborghini Aventador which cost $300,000 and $400,000 respectively. 

In third place, is the Porsche 918 Spyder, which would set you back $1.4 million, followed by that stunning Bugatti Veyron, which comes with a $1.5 million price tag. 

But top of the shop is the Aston Martin One-77 – one of only 77 ever made and costing a whopping $1.7 million. 

All in all, the top five vehicles in the fleet add up to $5.3 million. 

The cars serve an interesting purpose

The supercars serve a dual purpose for Dubai Police. 

They’re often deployed in tourist-heavy areas such as Downtown Dubai, Jumeirah Beach, and near the Burj Khalifa and are mostly used for traffic enforcement. 

However, they’re also a great marketing tool for the force and can help to break down barriers between the police and the public. 

Speaking to CNN in 2017, Major Sultan Al Marri of Dubai Police’s General Department of Transport and Rescue said it helped to connect the public and police. 

“We’re not looking to just show off with the car, we’re looking to show tourists how friendly the police is here in Dubai,” he told CNN. 

“We are looking for ways to connect with people all the time.”

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