Does FHP Have America’s Best Looking Cruiser? Cast Your Vote Here.

July 1, 2025

The Florida Highway Patrol is asking for your help to win the 2025 American Association of State Troopers (AAST) ‘Best Looking Cruiser’ competition.

As back-to-back defending champions, FHP is asking Floridians to continue to support us and vote for the FHP cruiser as the best-looking in the nation. Voting will continue through July 11. The cruiser with the most votes will grace the cover of the AAST 2026 calendar.

To vote for your favorite cruiser, click here (scroll to the bottom to choose your favorite and vote).

“FHP is proud to once again take part in the AAST ‘Best-Looking Cruiser’ contest. This year’s photo captures the beauty of a Miami skyline sunset and showcases the strength of Florida law enforcement through our new Corvette, seized from a convicted drug trafficker as part of a joint FHP-DEA criminal investigation,” said Executive Director Dave Kerner. “We encourage everyone to show their support by casting a vote and helping us defend our title as the best-looking cruiser in the nation.”

The FHP submission this year was taken during an iconic Miami sunset with the Florida Highway Patrol’s very own black and tan corvette! The corvette was seized in a joint criminal investigation into a nationwide drug trafficking organization with the Drug Enforcement Administration. It is currently being used at various outreach events to help bring attention to various traffic safety campaigns to reduce crashes on Florida’s roadways.

Comments

6 Responses to “Does FHP Have America’s Best Looking Cruiser? Cast Your Vote Here.”

  1. Sonny on July 2nd, 2025 10:21 am

    Let’s think this through Charlotte:

    (1) $50,000 vehicle
    (1200) Troopers
    Equals $41.66 per trooper
    Over a 26 week pay period = 1.06 per paycheck.

    Your thought process is flawed and you didn’t actually read the article.

  2. David for truth and research on July 1st, 2025 7:17 pm

    @Charlotte- the car was confiscated from a drug dealer late last year and the wrap was donated by a ln outside company. And FHP got a 25% raise and $5000 bonuses for new officers hiring on. Pretty sure your comment is irrelevant.

  3. Eric M on July 1st, 2025 5:18 pm

    @charlotte

    Reading the article prevents comments like yours.
    ‘The corvette was seized in a joint criminal investigation into a nationwide drug trafficking organization with the Drug Enforcement Administration’

  4. SHO-NUFF on July 1st, 2025 4:01 pm

    Charlotte,
    Read the article before you comment please.

    “The corvette was seized in a joint criminal investigation into a nationwide drug trafficking organization with the Drug Enforcement Administration. It is currently being used at various outreach events to help bring attention to various traffic safety campaigns to reduce crashes on Florida’s roadways”.

  5. Charlotte on July 1st, 2025 10:25 am

    Whoohoo! Great way to spend taxpayers’ money on a new fancy vehicle instead of hiring more officers or raising paychecks a little. Way to go, FHP.

  6. Brinley Marty on July 1st, 2025 5:38 am

    Got my vote for Florida. Also, there needs to be a category for best looking motorcycle. FHP has the best looking motorcycles and uniforms.





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