The most expensive ride on the list, the Interceptor, is based on the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon (LA), the Gauntlet Interceptor is the police enforcement version of the Gauntlet Hellfire. Having been redesigned from the Gauntlet Hellfire, the Gauntlet Interceptor has several characteristics in common with the original, such as an outstanding top speed, mediocre acceleration, and a grip level that is marginally below average. 

It is effortless to drive since it grounds itself firmly on the ground and, like the Toreador, will typically lean back in the correct direction when its back tires slip. 

Interceptor stats:

• Powered by a V8 engine
• 210 kg heavier than the original variant
• Multiple modifications are available
• Traction makes it easier for the car to stick to the ground

How to get the Interceptor:

Available for purchase from Warstock Cache & Carry for $5,420,000 after completing Slush Fund as a leader. Available for $4,065,000 after completing Scene of the Crime as a leader.

8. Police Riot (good) - $3,600,000 - $4,800,000

See the Riot in action: 

The step sides and sidebars of the Police Riot, which have tiny components from smaller off-road armored trucks, seem to be modeled after the Lenco BEAR. The National Office of Security Enforcement's Tactical Response Unit uses a vehicle known as the Police Riot. It has the initials "LSPD" on the front and doors, NOOSE marks, and a NOOSE seal on its sides and back. 

The Police Riot is equipped with bulletproof armor and netting due to its employment as a law enforcement vehicle. The side windows are also bulletproof, though not totally. The Police Riot can reach a top speed of about 105 mph, which is normal for a truck or sedan. Its acceleration is appalling because of its weight, taking up to 10 seconds to achieve an average speed. It weighs several tons.

While it is necessary to accomplish swift arrests and blockades, braking is permissible. The broad wheelbase provides good lateral stability, albeit it cannot round turns quickly enough to put this to the test. The Police Riot's primary benefits are its mass and general strength, which allow it to endure intense shooting and numerous head-on collisions. It can survive most gunshots for extended periods, and unless a sticky bomb comes into contact with it or lands precisely underneath the car, it won't be destroyed.

Riot stats:

• Bulletproof armoring
• Decent top speed
• Extremely durable
• Great vehicle to steal for a high wanted-level situation

How to get the Riot:

Spawns at the Vespucci Police Station, Davis Sheriff's Station, Sandy Shores Sheriff's Station, and the Paleto Bay Sheriff's Office. Upon entering them, the player will be granted a free, full Body Armor. Can be found forming roadblocks when at a 4 or 5-star wanted level. Available for purchase from Warstock Cache & Carry for $4,800,000 after losing a 4 or 5-star wanted level naturally, as part of The Chop Shop update. Available for $3,600,000 after finishing the Tactical Gear preparation mission of the Gangbanger Robbery.

7. Stanier LE Cruiser (good) - $3,517,500 - $4,690,000

See the LE Cruiser in action: 

Based on the second-generation Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor, the Stanier LE Cruiser is nearly identical to the second-generation Police Cruiser, Unmarked Cruiser, and Sheriff Cruiser. With its additional police equipment, such as updated radios, interior-mounted props and weaponry, and lighting options, the car looks like an enhanced police cruiser. 

The new steel wheels, which are shared with the Gauntlet Interceptor and directly mirror Mopar's Police Pursuit wheel design, are the most notable difference.

LE Cruiser stats:

• A distinct set of steel wheels
• Additional police equipment 
• Multiple modification options

How to get the LE Cruiser:

Available for purchase from Warstock Cache & Carry for $4,690,000 after completing Scope Out: Mission Row Police Station as part of The Gangbanger Robbery. Available for $3,517,500 after finding a piece of evidence at a crime scene.

6. Greenwood Cruiser (good) -  $3,682,500 - $4,910,000

See the Greenwood cruiser in action: 

The Greenwood, which is based on the 1977–1978 Dodge Monaco, has a law enforcement version known as the Greenwood Cruiser. In reality, during the 1970s, some American law enforcement agencies frequently employed Dodge Monacos. 

Though it is shown as a police car with multiple lightbars and extra police gear inside, the vehicle resembles the Greenwood in terms of form and features. 

Greenwood Cruiser Stats:

• Livery options
• Multiple modification options 
• Additional Police equipment

How to get the Greenwood Cruiser:

Available to purchase from Warstock Cache & Carry for $4,910,000.

5. Dorado Cruiser (great) - $3,753,750 - $5,005,000

See the Dorado Cruiser in action: 

The Dorado, which is based on the first-generation Dodge Durango, has a police enforcement version called the Dorado Cruiser. 

Most of the vehicle's characteristics and style are similar to those of the Dorado, but it is portrayed as a police car with steel wheels, multiple lightbars, and extra police gear inside. 

Dorado Cruiser Stats:

• Equipped with steel wheels
• Multiple modification options 
• Additional Police equipment

How to get the Dorado Cruiser:

Available to purchase from Warstock Cache & Carry for $5,005,000.

4. Dominator FX Interceptor (great) - $3,712,500 - $4,950,000

See the Dominator FX Interceptor in action: 

Based on the 1979–1982 Ford Mustang, the Dominator FX Interceptor is the law enforcement version of the Dominator FX. 

Although the vehicle is shown as a police car with multiple lightbars and more police gear inside, it looks and feels a lot like the Dominator FX.

Dominator FX Interceptor Stats:

• Equipped with steel wheels
• Multiple modification options 
• Additional Police equipment

How to get the Dominator FX Interceptor:

Released for $4,950,000 at Warstock Cache & Carry in honor of Law Enforcement Vehicles Week.  Tradeable at $3,712,500 upon successful completion of Dispatch Work - Malicious Mischief.

3. Impaler LX Cruiser (great) - $3,600,000 - $4,800,000

See the Impaler LX Cruiser in action: 

Based on the Chevrolet Impala from 1980 to 1985, the Impaler LX implies that the Cruiser variant is a clear allusion to the 9C1 package for the aforementioned inspiration car. 

Most of the vehicle's characteristics and design are similar to those of the Impaler LX, but it is portrayed as a police car with steel wheels, multiple lightbars, and extra police gear inside. This car also serves as an eligible vehicle for starting Dispatch Work with Vincent Effenburger.

Impaler LX Cruiser Stats:

• Equipped with steel wheels
• Multiple modification options 
• Additional Police equipment
• Dispatch work

How to get the Impaler LX Cruiser:

Released for $4,800,000 at Warstock Cache & Carry in honor of Law Enforcement Vehicles Week.

Tradeable for $3,600,000 upon completion of Civil Disturbance Dispatch Work.

2. Impaler SZ Cruiser (superb) - $3,540,000 - $4,720,000

See the Impaler SZ Cruiser in action: 

The fourth-generation Chevrolet Caprice, which served as the basis for the 1994–1996 Chevrolet Impala SS, influenced the design of the chrome trim of the Impaler SZ Cruiser, the law enforcement version of the Impaler SZ. 

The car is portrayed as a police car with steel wheels, many lights, and extra police gear inside. Its style and attributes are mostly similar to those of the Impaler SZ.

Impaler SZ Cruiser Stats:

• Equipped with steel wheels
• Multiple modification options 
• Additional Police equipment
• Dispatch work
• Multiple livery options

How to get the Impaler SZ Cruiser:

Available to purchase from Warstock Cache & Carry for $4,720,000.

1. Unmarked Cruiser (superb) - $2,962,500 - $3,950,000

See the Unmarked Cruiser in action: 

The sleek and undercover design of the unmarked cruiser lifts it to the number one spot on this list. Based on the second-generation Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor, the Unmarked Cruiser is virtually the same as the Police Cruiser and the Sheriff Cruiser. Driven by the Los Santos Police Department, the car stands out from the crowd because, in contrast to its marked contemporaries, it has a slick-top design and interior LED light bars.

The vehicle's body spawns in a range of primary colors, most frequently black, grey, and dark blue. Light grey/silver, dark red, and black with a slightly brighter iridescent tint are also possible but are less common. The Unmarked Cruiser performs similarly to the Police Cruiser, with a respectable peak speed, average handling, respectable braking, mediocre acceleration, and exceptional durability because of its body-on-chassis structure. Except for a little faster peak speed brought on by less drag, the car functions exactly like its designated equivalent.

Unmarked Cruiser Stats:

• Equipped with steel wheels
• Multiple modification options 
• Additional Police equipment
• Dispatch work
• Rear-wheel drive

How to get the Unmarked Cruiser:

Available for purchase from Warstock Cache & Carry for $3,950,000 after surviving a 3-star wanted level for over 5 minutes, as part of the Chop Shop update.

Available for $2,962,500 after completing The Gangbanger Robbery as leader.

These were the best cop cars available for purchase in the game, ranked according to their performance and speed.