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What is new at the Taxi-Mart Website and Shop
What is new at the Taxi-Mart Website and Shop
The purpose-built E7 has already revolutionised the UK’s hackney taxi market and the new generation from Cab Direct and Peugeot is proving a huge success amongst the taxi trade, impressing drivers with even more ground-breaking features. (…)
Another TSB project is also aimed at transforming an icon — the London taxi. (…)
Experienced cabbie Ronald Gill, from Chelmsford in Essex, decided to give his business a boost by purchasing a brand new Ford Mondeo from Cab Direct.
Ronald was quick to explain what made him decide his new taxi should be a car that has established itself as a firm favourite throughout the UK. (…)
Leading taxi supplier Cab Direct’s staff gave it their all as they tackled a 5K run to raise money for the wheelchair rehabilitation charity WheelPower. (…)
Robert Marie MBE from Jersey recently took delivery of his new E7 and is delighted with his choice. Having previously owned 3 E7’s, Robert had opted for a change with his last taxi and bought a VW minibus. However, following last years motor show in Coventry he decided that the new E7 was definitely the car for him and since reverting back to the tailor-made taxi from Peugeot he couldn’t be happier. (…)
Big in size, huge in value, the SsangYong Rodius combines the luxury and sophistication of a saloon with the versatility and spaciousness you’d expect from a large people carrier. (…)
Black cab maker Manganese Bronze yesterday reported sharply higher profits on the back of the launch of its TX4 model last year, but warned sales so far this year had been affected by the uncertainty which has swept through London's financial market. (…)
Private registration number plate – an exclusive:
G13 CAB
This vehicle registration number represents a unique investment opportunity for individuals in the taxi-cab industry. (…)
Pool Motors of North London have recently uveiled their new website. (…)
Taxi manufacturer Cab Direct has completed the latest phase of development at its main manufacturing plant.
Opened at the beginning of April the new factory adds 98,000 square feet of vehicle production space to Cab Direct’s existing 12-acre site. 40 new vehicle assembly jobs are also being created, bringing the total workforce to more than 350 people.
Purpose-Built
The new factory now houses production for some of Cab Direct’s most popular taxi products, including the purpose-built Peugeot E7 and Mercedes-Benz M8 taxis. Other models include flexible people carriers like the Peugeot Eurobus and Volkswagen Odyssey, together with low-cost wheelchair accessible vehicles like the Ford Journey and Fiat Freedom. The company also produces a wide range of minibus taxis. (…)
Here's a cab that you may struggle to follow! Called the Geely TX4 it's a racy version of the traditional black Taxi seen everyday on the streets of London. (…)
When your vehicle is your workplace, comfort and convenience are certain to be high on your list of requirements. Which is exactly why New E7 offers a new dimension in driver benefits. (…)
Black Cab drivers and their families are invited to take a free break from the hustle and bustle of London’s roads and get closer to nature at ZSL London Zoo, after an overwhelming response to the same offer last year. (…)
A TAXI driver was left feeling cut up when his £18,000 taxi was failed by vehicle inspectors - because it contained no scissors. (…)
PRESS RELEASE
Tradex Insurance Co. Ltd are pleased to announce the acquisition of the business of Westminster Motor Insurance Association Ltd. (…)
Keep your carbon footprint to a minimum and don’t travel too far this Easter. (…)
Birmingham Taxi Warehouse is pleased to announce the sucess of it's recent launch of the all new XL7 Peugeot and Fiat Taxi range. (…)
Have you ever dreamed about owning a holiday home? (…)
‘Our holidays are about families having fun together,’ say Haven Holidays. (…)
Finance Facilities
Taxi-Mart Website spoke with Mark Burgess from Broad Oak Asset Finance regarding the various finance options available for the taxi industry. (…)