That 130 MPH 'Cop Car' in Colorado? Here’s What It Means for Your European or Japanese Ride

You might have seen the headlines: Colorado deputies pulled over a souped-up Ford disguised as a police car, clocked at 130 mph on I-25. The car had radar jammers, hidden plates, and gear built for high-speed cross-country runs. The driver and passenger were arrested. It’s a wild story, but it also reminds us how critical it is to keep your own car’s speed and safety systems in top shape.

At Boca Auto Care, we’ve been keeping Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Porsche, VW, Volvo, Jaguar, Lexus, Toyota, and Honda vehicles running right since 1989. Whether you drive a hybrid or a turbo, your car’s speed sensors, brakes, and electronic stability control are what keep you safe at highway speeds—especially on busy roads like I-95 or the Turnpike.

If your vehicle has any recalls related to braking, cruise control, or electronic systems, don’t ignore them. We can inspect those components during routine service. For hybrid owners, high-voltage battery cooling and regenerative braking systems also need regular checks to perform properly.

No, we don’t do body work or window tint. But we do thorough mechanical inspections that catch potential issues before they become dangerous. If you’re concerned about any recall or just want peace of mind, bring your car in. We’ll give you honest advice—no jammers or disguises needed.