There's the fact that the police badge on the side is not strictly standard issue — and there's the problem that it's just too much of a tight squeeze for Detroit's men in blue. "The police say, 'We'll never fit our big guys in that car,' " says John Van Rooyen, Edag Engineering and Design sales account manager.
But the Edag Solstice is not meant for the mean streets. It's a one-off, fun vehicle done up for the Detroit show to demonstrate the company's removable hardtop, which hits the streets in mid-February with a $2,499 price tag. A removable hard top for the Saturn Sky follows in April, priced at $2,799.
Van Rooyen says Edag made no powertrain improvements to its Solstice police car but just used a stock Solstice and added the 115-pound hardtop. The hardtop allows you to keep the Solstice's convertible top in place as the top fits over it.
What this means to you: You'll never have to outrun a Solstice scout car, but you may want the hard-top modification for your personal Pontiac.

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