By on November 12, 2011

When American cops drive around with expensive iron, they claim they impounded it from a drug dealer fair and square, and all is good.  For some odd reasons, China hasn’t come to the level of vehicular expropriation yet. Their police gets its car the old fashioned way: They buy it. Imagine the consternation of the people in the port city of Tianjin, when they spotted a new Mini Cooper in police livery.  That car is imported, and a basic version starts at around $45,000. (Read More…)

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