Miami Beach Police Commissions A 2012 Rolls-Royce Ghost As Patrol Car

Miami Beach Police recently introduced their latest addition to its patrol fleet - a Rolls-Royce Ghost. This high-end vehicle, worth million dollars, has garnered attention as it cruises the city streets, infusing a touch of sophistication into law enforcement.

The Rolls-Royce, generously provided by Braman Motors dealership, was unveiled as part of a recruitment initiative by the Miami Police Department. A promotional video circulated on various social media platforms, including X, featuring the sleek black vehicle escorted by motorcycle officers, capturing public interest.

In its social media post on X, the Miami Police Department emphasised their commitment to excellence in policing and their dedication to serving both residents and visitors. The video quickly gained traction, sparking conversations among viewers about the unconventional choice of patrol vehicle.

Although the department stated that the fully equipped 2012 Rolls-Royce Ghost incurred no cost to taxpayers, questions arose regarding its funding source. The Miami Herald reported that the vehicle is on loan from the dealership and will eventually be returned. Braman Motors will cover gas and maintenance expenses, with the police force assuming responsibility only in the event of damage while in custody.