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New York's Taxi of Tomorrow Program Kicks Off April 20 With Nissan NV200 | Edmunds.com

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April 20 is the official start date for New York City's Taxi of Tomorrow program, with the Nissan NV200 minivan to replace most aging taxis as they are retired.

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  • melohormelohor Member Posts: 4
    these taxi are as ugly as the city bumpy road
  • robs249robs249 Member Posts: 8
    Ugh, oh great! These cabs are an eye sore in the city. They don't even offer start/stop technology, let alone a hybrid powertrain. Replace the old crown vics with Hybrid Fusions, even the C-max (which is already in service as a NYC Taxi) is a better option.
  • kokomojoekokomojoe Member Posts: 150
    I would be impressed if New York required US made taxes. a US city should have required US made product.
  • fintailfintail Member Posts: 58,367
    Given the corrupt reputation and reality of NYC, I am sure some palms were greased to make this happen.
  • airpowerairpower Member Posts: 28
    I doubt any of you have actually been in one of these new cabs. They are better than anything on the market currently from a passenger comfort and safety standpoint. My family of four seek these out as running with 3 in the back of a Crown Vic, Escape, C-Max, Camry or Prius is horrific. Only the limited number of Toyota minivans (Sienna?) and Ford Transits pass the test. I look forward to the percentage of NV200s increasing as soon as possible.
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