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Sussex
PostPosted: Wed Apr 11, 2007 7:55 am 
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Or were they glad just to get rid of their TX2?

http://www.easier.com/view/News/Motorin ... 08530.html

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Thanks to 'Maurices' of Biggleswade, Mid Beds is now home to the it's first Taxi, a TX4.
I thought I had aquired a new London Cabbie neighbour until I saw the License Plate.
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But are they just as heavy on the tyre wear front ?
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Has anyone got a break down of how much the entry model costs, and are they available without a deposit and what would the monthly payments be say over 5 years, and what warranty do you get
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edders23 wrote:
But are they just as heavy on the tyre wear front ?


:?

My rear tyres always last less than the front ones.

Must be all the London fatties...............
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GBC, don't blame your punters, move your seat forward a bit, and stop eating all the pie's :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :D
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skippy41 wrote:
GBC, don't blame your punters, move your seat forward a bit, and stop eating all the pie's :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :D


I'm down to 13st thank you.
Out on a '10' TT with the cycling club tomorrow, first 10 in over 18 years. Vet class now, LOL. :sad:
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skippy41 wrote:
Has anyone got a break down of how much the entry model costs, and are they available without a deposit and what would the monthly payments be say over 5 years, and what warranty do you get


http://www.mannandoverton.com/pages/TX4 ... e_list.pdf
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Darren63 wrote:
http://www.mannandoverton.com/pages/TX4 ... e_list.pdf

The Bronze costs a fiver under 30 grand and doesn't include air-conditioning. [-(

Maybe that's why so many people don't like LTI, because they can't really give a monkeys about drivers if air-con is not standard. :sad:

What century are we in? :sad:

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Sussex wrote:
The Bronze costs a fiver under 30 grand and doesn't include air-conditioning. [-(

Maybe that's why so many people don't like LTI, because they can't really give a monkeys about drivers if air-con is not standard. :sad:

What century are we in? :sad:
Imagine if they ever let fiat doblos on the streets of london.I bet the price of a tx would come down to 20,000 or they would go tits up :lol: :lol: :lol: They tried their monoply game here for a while,but got sent bak to coventry :lol: :lol: Now out of about 780 cabs there are only about 20 coal wagons left :wink: :lol:
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