Baku / 21.08.18 / Turan: SeventyMercedes cars were delivered to Baku, which will be used as patrol cars of the Police Road Police, according to the press service of the Main Traffic Police Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.It is reported that new patrol cars will be equipped with POS-terminals to pay fines on the spot and computers with an electronic database.All cars will be transferred to the capital traffic police, and it is planned to send the now used BMW and Kiafor the further service to the regions of the republic.It should be noted that a year ago, the city patrol service received for running several cars Mercedes AMG C43 produced in 2017.The cars are equipped with a 3-liter engine with six cylinders and a power of 362 horsepower, as well as a 7-speed automatic transmission. The car"s speed can reach 100 km per hour in 4.6 seconds. The fuel consumption is 11 liters per 100 km. The maximum speed is limited by designers at a mark of 250 kilometers per hour.The cost of the new Mercedes AMG C43 vehicle produced in 2017, depending on the configuration, is 60-70 thousand dollars (102-119 thousand manats).Azerbaijan became the second country in the world using Mercedes AMG C43 as road police cars. The Australian police were the first to use these cars as patrol cars.--0--
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