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:I have definetely heard the police refer to the Voodoo as a Declasse Deluxe. I am confident of that, but your theory is a possibility I suppose, but does it happen with any other cars? [[User:Hbriz|Hbriz]] 07:46, 27 May 2009 (UTC) | :I have definetely heard the police refer to the Voodoo as a Declasse Deluxe. I am confident of that, but your theory is a possibility I suppose, but does it happen with any other cars? [[User:Hbriz|Hbriz]] 07:46, 27 May 2009 (UTC) | ||
::I've never heard the police call it a Declasse Deluxe, I've heard them just call it a Declasse and even a jalopy but never a Declasse Deluxe. Are you sure they aren't just saying a color that sounds like Declasse like black or dark something? By the way I was driving in a Willard Willard and I think the police called it a Deluxe, now I'm a little thrown off.--[[User:Thescarydude|Thescarydude]] 23:03, 27 May 2009 (UTC) | ::I've never heard the police call it a Declasse Deluxe, I've heard them just call it a Declasse and even a jalopy but never a Declasse Deluxe. Are you sure they aren't just saying a color that sounds like Declasse like black or dark something? By the way I was driving in a Willard Willard and I think the police called it a Deluxe, now I'm a little thrown off.--[[User:Thescarydude|Thescarydude]] 23:03, 27 May 2009 (UTC) | ||
:::I can confirm that the police scanner only says "Declasse Voodoo" or "Deluxe" and not "Declasse Deluxe." Deluxe seems to be a type of vehicle. The scanner will say the type of car if the police only get a glimpse of what car you are driving. If you keep on driving the same car, they will note what specific car you're driving.--'''[[User:Spaceeinstein|Spaceeinstein]]''' 08:53, 4 June 2009 (UTC) | |||
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Deluxe?
The police don't refer to the Voodoo as a "Declasse Deluxe", they call it a "[color] Declasse Voodoo" and they also sometimes just call it a "[color] Deluxe". I've also noticed that besides them calling a Vigero a "[color] Declasse Vigero", they call it a "[color] Deluxe" as well. So could it be Deluxe is short for Declasse (like Chevy is short for Chevrolet) or something? Anyone notice this for other Declasse cars? --Thescarydude 00:16, 27 May 2009 (UTC)
- I have definetely heard the police refer to the Voodoo as a Declasse Deluxe. I am confident of that, but your theory is a possibility I suppose, but does it happen with any other cars? Hbriz 07:46, 27 May 2009 (UTC)
- I've never heard the police call it a Declasse Deluxe, I've heard them just call it a Declasse and even a jalopy but never a Declasse Deluxe. Are you sure they aren't just saying a color that sounds like Declasse like black or dark something? By the way I was driving in a Willard Willard and I think the police called it a Deluxe, now I'm a little thrown off.--Thescarydude 23:03, 27 May 2009 (UTC)
- I can confirm that the police scanner only says "Declasse Voodoo" or "Deluxe" and not "Declasse Deluxe." Deluxe seems to be a type of vehicle. The scanner will say the type of car if the police only get a glimpse of what car you are driving. If you keep on driving the same car, they will note what specific car you're driving.--Spaceeinstein 08:53, 4 June 2009 (UTC)
- I've never heard the police call it a Declasse Deluxe, I've heard them just call it a Declasse and even a jalopy but never a Declasse Deluxe. Are you sure they aren't just saying a color that sounds like Declasse like black or dark something? By the way I was driving in a Willard Willard and I think the police called it a Deluxe, now I'm a little thrown off.--Thescarydude 23:03, 27 May 2009 (UTC)