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The latest Jeep Grand Cherokee is the most unstoppable one yet. It’s literally bulletproof.
Unfortunately, you can’t buy one unless you’re a cop. An Italian cop.
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The American brand – part of the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles corporation, you’ll recall -- has built a fleet of 19 Grand Cherokees for tactical use by the Carabinieri’s anti-terrorism unit.
The diesel-powered, all-wheel-drive SUVs have been specially prepared with bulletproof windows, bodywork and run-flat tires.
They also get a beefier suspension to carry the load and improve handling, and all of the lights and communications gear necessary to carry out their duties.
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They’re not the only Jeeps on the force. The country’s various police forces also have over 1,000 Renegades and a single Wrangler that was protecting beachgoers in Emilia-Romana from more than the sun this past summer.
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Jeep doesn't offer a police-spec version of the Grand Cherokee in the United States, but FCA does sell pursuit and cruiser versions of its close cousin, the Dodge Durango.