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The London Taxi Company, owned by Manganese Bronze, is Britain's premier manufacturer of the world-famous purpose built London taxi, with more than 100,000 taxis having rolled off the Coventry production line since 1948.

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The London Taxi Company logo.

The London Taxi Company is also the largest wholly British owned car manufacturer producing around 2,700 vehicles per annum.

The latest model is the TX4, launched in October of 2006, which features a Euro IV-compliant VM Motori R 425 DOHC diesel engine. The TX4 retains the distinctive appearance and all the key safety and accessibility features of its predecessor, the TXII. The TX4 has an abundance of new features such as driver and passenger head restraints, anti-locking brakes, a new retro exterior and enhanced interior styling.

(source: Manganese Bronze)

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The London Taxi Company TX4.

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Manganese Bronze logo.

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