Chevy Caprice PPV Sales Down 4 Percent To 188 Units In November 2016
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Chevrolet Caprice PPV (Police Patrol Vehicle) deliveries in the United States totaled 188 units in November 2016, a decrease of just over 4 percent compared to the 196 units sold in November 2015. In the first eleven months of 2016, sales of the full-size police cruiser are down 44.8 percent to 897 units.
Sales Numbers - Chevrolet Caprice - November 2016 - United States
| MODEL | NOV 16 / NOV 15 | NOVEMBER 16 | NOVEMBER 15 | YTD 16 / YTD 15 | YTD 16 | YTD 15 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAPRICE | -4.08% | 188 | 196 | -44.80% | 897 | 1,625 |
For the North American market, the Caprice PPV is imported from GM’s Holden division in Australia and is sold exclusively to police fleets in the United States; it is not available in Canada or Mexico. The Caprice is, however, available for purchase to civilians as a used vehicle once it has been decomissioned by police fleets.
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It seems most law enforcement agencies just prefer the Dodge Charger. A much more cost effective vehicle to run in fleet use.
I’ve heard many areas in the U.S. have a buy domestic rule. Sorry Aussies. Around me the last decade it’s shifted from Crown Vic. to Charger to a mix with lots of new Explorers. I don’t understand how these guys around here go through cars so fast. That goes for Gov. fleets in general. Too many SUVs when they should get golf carts if anything.
Because the Holden Commodore (underlying donor vehicle for the Chev PPV) factory is closing in 2017 why would you? It’s outgoing tech / model and fleet buyers need to consider replacement parts & servicing for the next 3 to 5 years. How expensive will they become to keep on the road when they stop making parts as well? Bye, bye PPV. It’s far better to jump ship now and invest wisely in something that will be supported in the near future.