Honda NSX
The Japanese car industry of the 1990s was full of exciting performance cars. And, logically, local police forces used some for law enforcement work. One of the coolest Japanese police cars is the Honda NSX (via YouTube).
Interestingly, Japanese police forces used bone stock examples of this popular 1990s supercar. Except for the light bar and a few other details, this NSX was the same as those delivered from the Honda factory. Behind the driver is the 3.5-liter V6 engine with 270 hp. Despite the excellent performance and high-speed stability of a mid-engined supercar, Japanese police rarely used the NSX. Japanese drivers are incredibly law-abiding and speeding cases are rare. Second, the traffic is very heavy in most parts of the country. This was especially true in the cities, so there’s no space to achieve high speeds.