It’s Not All Plain Sailing for Nissan's NYC Taxi of Tomorrow as Judge Rejects Program
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It’s Not All Plain Sailing for Nissan's NYC Taxi of Tomorrow as Judge Rejects Program



I for one, was not particularly pleased to hear that NYC Ford Crown Vic (and classic sedan-shaped) taxi cabs were being phased out, being replaced with hybrid Nissan vans, as part of the Taxi of Tomorrow (ToT) project. Yes, the NV200 is very efficient, spacious and purpose-built for taxi duty, it just doesn’t look right with the romantic image of New York that people who have never been there have.

The plan was to have all old cabs replaced by the new Nissan ones by October 28, but it hit a snag in the form of a rejection by the Superme Court of Manhattan on Tuesday.

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