Plymouth taxi driver back in
business thanks to TX4
A Plymouth cabbie is back to work as a professional
taxi driver having traded in his conversion for a
purpose-built TX4. The vehicle, which had been
off the road for some time, gave Trevor Joyce a
constant headache, as he needed a reliable income
with fl exible working hours to look after his 3-year-
old daughter.
“Some of these converted vehicles give you no
added peace of mind, Iʼm now back to being
a proper taxi driver and no longer feel like a
delivery driver. The TX4 has that reliability that
Iʼm looking for along with a reputable name
stamped across the product in LTI Vehicles.
Iʼm pleased to say that Iʼve been very busy since
taking delivery of my TX4. Iʼm glad to report no
faults have occurred so far.”
New service
Taxi fi rm hails online
interval for TX4
export service
LTI Vehicles has announced the extension of TX4 service
intervals to 12,000 miles. The new intervals apply to all LTI Vehicles has joined the list of British year, the site generated 7,000 sales leads
TX4 vehicles registered in the UK from 1st September exporters seeking new business partners for British companies.
2009 onwards. by securing a working relationship with
www.exportuk.co.uk. Matthew Cheyne, International Market
The introduction of 12,000-mile service intervals is made Development Director for LTI Vehicles,
possible by the durability and reliability the TX4 has The website, which is the only dedicated said: “As our operation and reputation
demonstrated under the tough operating conditions of the online resource to promote British products grows internationally, we need to fi nd the
typical British taxi. For many drivers the extended service and services, has a primary market position right dealers and businesses who want to
intervals will result in one less service a year. with all major search engines and boasts share in our success. exportuk.co.uk allows
over 66,500 registered users. us to do just that.
Rob Laidler, Sales Director at LTI Vehicles, said: “These
increased service intervals mean drivers can save both As part of LTIʼs silver subscription
“Our TX4 model has already generated lots
money and time on the maintenance of their new TX4. This package, the fi rm hopes to receive
of interest from international businesses,
change confi rms our determination to ensure the purpose hundreds of enquiries as agents and
passengers and operators and we have
built TX4 is the most cost effective taxi on the road when it distributors tap into the powerful database
already secured our iconic product into
comes to whole life costs.” to fi nd a suitable business partner. Last
Bahrain, Poland and Dubai.”
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