John Heussi builds a new riot van. It better be up to the job, as it's soon besieged by firework-wielding teens.
Dave has to contend with an armed response vehicle build, the repair of the dive team's truck and an MP's visit.
John Heussi and his team turn a humble Ford Mondeo into a dog van.
John Heussi works his magic on a crushed police boat, while the team mend a beat car that has had its tyres slashed.
John Heussi redesigns the force's beat car. Meanwhile, an old beat car turns up in the Czech Republic.
Dave has to find replacements for nine of the fleet's unmarked BMW 330 crime cars. John Heussi takes to the track.
The mechanical masterminds at Cheshire Police's car workshop have to build two 4x4 vehicles for the rural crime unit. The gang head to a second-hand police car market.
A bad stench is emanating from a riot van. A marked interceptor with 105,000 miles on the clock is retired.
John Heussi embarks on a complete redesign of the force's fleet of outdated forensic vans.
Two rural cop's ageing 4x4 is ready for retirement, so John finds the pair a new motor.
The work of a team of mechanics who build bespoke cars for the Merseyside Police. Emergency surgery is needed when a new prisoner van gets on the wrong side of a rooftop protestor.
Mick Sweetmore's team need to fix a radio issue to keep the new pursuit cars on the tail of Merseyside's criminals, while there's a surprise visit from the fleet's oldest member.
The team must design and build an all-seeing 360 degree camera car and a frontline X5 with a serious mechanical failure is needed urgently back out on the frontline.
Mick puts in an order for 20 new beat cars just as the workshop is full of damaged ones, including one an officer was lucky to walk away from with his life.
The workshop struggles to convert three quad bikes into frontline police vehicles, while an officer has to crash a pursuit car to protect the public.
Police officers request a new support unit or riot van, while a stolen car chase ends with an X5 wedged in a hedge. Boss Mick Sweetmore goes back to the floor.
The staging of the Grand National sees the team working flat-out trying to get two new police motorbikes converted in time. Tony finds himself on the wrong end of a 4x4 challenge.
Desperately short of unmarked cars, the police use a demonstration model to help catch speeding drivers. The mechanics struggle to fix a vehicle with a problem.
The team orders four new dog vehicles for the canine section, while Adam worries about pig urine getting on his skin when he fixes a 308.
The team tries to save the police's ailing horse wagons. An officer escapes with his life after a pursuit car is rammed by a stolen 4x4.
