Manganese Bronze Holdings

London Taxis International Limited (LTI ) is an English car manufacturer. The company is a subsidiary of Manganese Bronze Holdings, the company is based in Coventry. Be built taxi models, which are used as " Black Cabs " mainly in London. The vehicles are sold through its wholly owned subsidiary man and Overton, who also takes over the service. In October 2012, the Manganese Bronze Holdings insolvency proceedings have been opened.

History

LTI Fairway, Austin FX4 and FX3

LTI began in 1989 with the production of the LTI Fairway. Revised versions were released in 1992 ( Fairway Driver ), 1993 ( Fairway Driver -Plus) and 1994 ( Fairway 95). Previously, the model was produced as FX4 Carbo this. Its predecessor, the FX3, was first developed in 1948 as a joint project between Austin and Carbo This Ltd..

TX1

The fairway was replaced in 1997 by the TX1. We used a diesel engine from Nissan. Since the TX1 LTI models are wheelchair accessible.

TXII

In 2002, the TXII followed. The TXII is powered by a 2.4-liter diesel engine, the Ford Duratorq engine.

TX4

The TX4, the current model of LTI taxi is powered by a 2.5 - liter diesel engine R 425 DOHC the Italian manufacturer VM Motori that meets the emissions standards according to Euro IV.

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