So far, our new weekly series called "what outrageously expensive police car did Dubai get this week" has seen both a Lamborghini Aventador and a Ferrari FF added to the fleet. Well, this week it looks like Dubai is adding two more supercars. Why? Why not.

Last week we saw the first pictures of a Lamborghini Aventador that the Dubai Police had pressed into service. It has been a hit in the city. Well, they have now decided to add a Ferrari to the fleet because that's what you do in Dubai.

There are a ton of supercars in the Middle East. When they're breaking the law, you need a cop car that can actually chase them down. That's why you need an Aventador cop car.

We think that decommissioned police cruisers make great used cars, but could driving one be illegal? One Jalopnik reader found out from a run-in with the police.

We train ourselves to spot the headlights of Crown Vic cop cars from a half mile away, but how do we ID unmarked vehicles? Jalopnik readers are here to help, and they think they've found the stealthiest cop cars of all.

With the recent additions of the turbocharged Ford Police Interceptor, the V8-powered Chevrolet Caprice, and the Dodge Charger to police fleets, the United States is not lacking for high-performance police cars.

If there's one cop car that says, "hey, criminals, I'm gonna arrest the living crap out of you," it's the Charger. Maybe it's fitting that this all-black cop Dodge gets a Decepticon badge on the hood, and not one from Autobots.

Since the dawn of time, cop cars have been the source of both fear and envy when appearing in the rearview mirror. After all, they get cop motors, cop tires, cop suspension, and a Motorola, which nobody can out-run. Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe 1995 Chevy Caprice seeks to level the playing field, and even comes…

Creative, bored, love cars and living in Rhode Island? Why not weld metal armor onto a Crown Vic cop car, then shoot a movie about post-apocalypse police forces trying to stem a tide of crazies? That's exactly what Jalopnik reader Josh Oakhurst did. Meet Chimera.

It's not the Bluesmobile, nor does it possess the bloated orca-like visage of Caprice cop cars of the past. But while neither of those things, today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Caprice PPV presents an interesting opportunity for the individual who can swing its purchase requirements, one of which being its price, which…