Now the world famous London Fairways taxi - whose origin starts with the BMC FX4 goes back to the 1950s - forced to leave London's streets, prices for second-hand cars will soon rise. At least according to Ray Tomkinson, who is not only a fan of the black London taxi, but has also been using it for some thirty years. He still sells discarded but still perfect copies for around £ 2.500,00. "As soon as people realize that this icon is finally over, prices will rise sharply," said this, his own business-promoting, enthusiast. Strangely enough, it is mostly women who purchase such a taxi. That is because those diesels are extremely strong and can almost turn on the spot. Carbodies is also the name of the company that now produces black taxis. From 1982 they took care of sales and marketing ...
