Fiat Siena PFA

the police car is a four-door sedan with a two-tone blue and white or light blue livery. In the first image, the vehicle features "POLICIA FEDERAL ARGENTINA" and "PFA" markings, suggesting it belongs to the Argentine Federal Police. The side of the car also has a decal that reads "al servicio de la comunidad," which means "at the service of the community." A large number, "1172," is visible on the front passenger door, and the roof has an emergency light bar with blue lights. The car is incomplete, as it is missing its rear wheels.

The second image, showing the rear of the same vehicle, provides more details about the car's identity and equipment. It features the text "COMISARIA 42B," which translates to "Police Station 42B," and displays a license plate with the registration "HML 617." Like in the first image, the rear wheels are missing. A notable detail on the left rear fender is a stylized, red-colored "A" with a point on top, which resembles the logo of a classic American animation studio or a character from their films.