Test archive
Every police car Michigan has tested
Every vehicle Michigan has tested since 1978, with the figures as the books printed them.
This is the whole archive as one table. Sort any column, filter by make or body type, or search for a model. Every row links to the year page it came from, where the figures sit in context with their caveats.
Blank cells are blank because the book did not print that figure. Nothing here is estimated or filled in.
| Year | Vehicle | Body | 0–60 s | 0–100 s | Top mph | 60–0 ft | Decel ft/s² | Lap s | City mpg | Ergo pts |
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computed the figure was worked out here, not printed in the book · limiter the source footnoted this top speed as electronically limited · DQ the vehicle failed a minimum standard and could not be bid
Read the braking column carefully. Michigan changed its braking procedure in the 2012 book, from twelve stops to twenty. Figures either side of that line are not directly comparable, and the archive treats pre-2014 and post-2014 braking as separate records.
And top speed stopped meaning much after 1995, when the first vehicle equipped with speed limiter footnote appears. Rows carrying the limiter flag report a setting, not a capability — the full story is here.
Sharing a view. Filter or sort the table however you like, then copy the address from your browser. That link opens on exactly the view you were looking at — useful for sending someone a single manufacturer, a decade, or the answer to an argument.
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