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Hmm, once again terrible wording on my part, I apologize. The reasoning behind my point is that on some brochures for police-package vehicles, the term "police-package" is used in a general term.
This is what was done with the Caprice brochures. Take a look at this one, for example:
http://images115.fotki.com/v661/photos/4/42477/205455/1994ChevyCaprice02-vi.jpg
It is referred to as a "police package" even though the Chevrolet Special Equipment Options code for most of its police vehicles is 9C1. Similarly speaking, the code for the police-package Ford Taurus is [55A] and I never used the police-package term because I wasn't sure whether it was appropriate or not.
So I hope you can understand my reasoning, although I am certainly not closed off to the idea of applying the term to the Taurus (and perhaps similarly to the Charger).
This is what was done with the Caprice brochures. Take a look at this one, for example:
http://images115.fotki.com/v661/photos/4/42477/205455/1994ChevyCaprice02-vi.jpg
It is referred to as a "police package" even though the Chevrolet Special Equipment Options code for most of its police vehicles is 9C1. Similarly speaking, the code for the police-package Ford Taurus is [55A] and I never used the police-package term because I wasn't sure whether it was appropriate or not.
So I hope you can understand my reasoning, although I am certainly not closed off to the idea of applying the term to the Taurus (and perhaps similarly to the Charger).