Ford Police Interceptor Sedan Parts & Accessories

Ford Police Interceptor Sedan Parts & Accessories

The Ford Police Interceptor Sedan is the law enforcement variant of the Ford Taurus, produced from 2013 through 2019 and sold exclusively to fleet and police agency buyers on the CD4 platform with the 3.5-liter EcoBoost or 3.7-liter Ti-VCT V6 engine options. It succeeded the Crown Victoria Police Interceptor as Ford's primary police sedan and introduced all-wheel drive as a standard feature, along with a higher-output engine tune, heavy-duty cooling, and police-spec suspension calibration designed for sustained high-speed pursuit and patrol duty. Former police fleet vehicles are widely purchased at auction by private buyers who value the upgraded mechanicals, and this collection serves both active law enforcement agencies maintaining their fleets and civilian buyers who have acquired decommissioned Police Interceptor Sedans.

Popular Upgrades

Police Interceptor Sedan owners most commonly address front strut and rear shock replacements using Monroe Sensa-Trac or Bilstein B6 units that match or exceed the factory police-spec suspension calibration. The 3.5-liter EcoBoost responds well to cold air intake upgrades from K&N and Airaid, along with Cobb Accessport or LMS tunes that take advantage of the engine's headroom for additional power beyond the police-spec calibration. Brake pad upgrades using Hawk HPS or Performance Friction compound sets improve pedal feel and fade resistance compared to the standard replacement pads, an important upgrade for vehicles that may face pursuit situations.

Performance and Handling

The Police Interceptor Sedan uses the CD4 platform with MacPherson front and multi-link rear independent suspension, and the police-spec suspension tune uses higher spring rates and stiffer anti-roll bars than the civilian Taurus to improve high-speed stability during pursuit. Lowering springs from Eibach provide modest ride height reduction for civilian-owned examples while preserving the stiff handling character of the police suspension setup. The AWD Haldex system benefits from fluid changes using quality Haldex-spec oil every 30,000 miles to maintain rear coupling engagement under high-load driving conditions.

What engine does the Ford Police Interceptor Sedan use?

The Police Interceptor Sedan was available with the 3.5-liter EcoBoost twin-turbo V6 producing 365 horsepower in the high-output police tune, and the 3.7-liter Ti-VCT naturally aspirated V6 producing 304 horsepower as the base engine. The 3.5 EcoBoost is by far the preferred option for pursuit-rated applications because of its superior power and torque, and it is the engine that responds most dramatically to ECU tuning and intake upgrades. Both engines share the same basic accessory layout and maintenance schedule, though turbo-related wear items like intercooler connections and charge pipe fittings are specific to the EcoBoost variant.

How do I convert a Police Interceptor Sedan to civilian use?

Decommissioned Police Interceptor Sedans are mechanically sound platforms for civilian use, and the primary conversion work involves removing police equipment including push bars, light bars, interior console installations, and radio wiring. Replacing the heavy-duty police seat with civilian comfort seating, refinishing or replacing the interior plastic that shows wear from equipment mounting, and updating the floor mats and headliner are the typical cosmetic steps. Mechanical items worth addressing at purchase include a fresh transmission fluid change, new struts if not recently replaced, and an inspection of the cooling system for any deferred maintenance.

Why These Parts Fit Right

Parts in this collection are cataloged to the 2013 to 2019 Police Interceptor Sedan platform and its specific police-duty engine and suspension specifications, ensuring correct fitment for the higher-output EcoBoost calibration and AWD drivetrain. Where civilian Taurus parts differ from Interceptor-specific components, fitment notes clarify the correct application. Fast shipping means your Interceptor Sedan fleet or personal build stays on schedule.

Browse our exhaust systems for 3.5 EcoBoost cat-back and downpipe options, explore suspension components for police-spec strut replacements and sport springs, and check our air intake systems for EcoBoost cold air intake upgrades.