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what the heck is wrong with low profile cars???
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Nothing, except they way they are used. I don't think it would be to much to expect unmarked cars to work in conjunction with marked cars carrying uniformed officers who would make the stop. The safety of the policemen and security of the public should be the main concern here, not budget.
As soon as a criminal begins his unmarked car routine the local police need to ditch the unmarked cars, every one of them, and publicize that they have done so. At the very least publicize on every TV station and every radio station again and again that unmarked cars will NOT be making stops. Doing any less is providing cover for the criminal, regardless of the reason.
That being said, at night you don't know if the car behind you is marked or not, or if the backlit figure getting out of it is in uniform or not.