Anger over ageing Police Scotland fleet with vehicles dating back to 1980s

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	Anger over ageing Police Scotland fleet as force uses vehicles dating back to 1980s

	It is closer in age to the battle-scarred Ford Cortina driven by Detective Chief Inspector Gene Hunt in the hit television show, Life on Mars, than it is to the Audis or BMWs used by the officers of today.

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