The New TW200 SE Raising Standards


THE TW200 SE TAXI is the ultimate wheelchair accessible taxi with superb economy, excellent accessibility and class-leading driver and passenger comfort.


All delivered to you from a company with over 50 years experience in the taxi industry.


£24,495 At only on the road


With a list of ‘extras’ all as standard:


• ‘Aeroglide’ under-floor wheelchair ramp with extension


• Full E-leather trim • Air conditioning • 6 or 7 passenger seats • Reversing sensors


• Visibility strips on all passenger seats


• Electric steps at entrances to both passenger doors


• Cygnus MR400 taximeter


• Rear doors opening sign • Electric folding mirrors


• Independent driver door locking


• Black paint – no cost option


• Front fog lamps • Driver’s panic button


• New improved rear heating and ventilation


• Upgraded intercom system


Patons


TAXIWORLD


Free servicing applies to retail customers only. 3 years/100,000 miles whichever comes sooner. Free servicing not available with any other offer and applies to new Vito Taxis Hi Line models registered between 1/11/09 and 31/12/09. Offer applies to routine servicing only carried out by an agreed nominated Mercedes-Benz commercial dealer. £147 per week is for business users only. Finance subject to status. £147 per week equivalent to 60 monthly payments of £637.39 based on a Mercedes Vito Taxi at £29,995 on the road. VAT increases from 15% to 17.5% 0n 1/1/2010.


For further information or to arrange a test drive please call Patons - Its a name you can trust.


0141 553 4000 0131 558 8005


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