Reply With QuoteI think they are stretched a bit, certainly had plenty of leg room, not much insulation though.............the doors clang shutOriginally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
I wonder what was specially included in the Singapore Taxi Pack?
Swaggie
SubscriberWell the key thing is that they are rear wheel drive vs FWD of the later models.I wonder what was specially included in the Singapore Taxi Pack?
They are N/A diesels and otherwise seem to be stock 85 Coronas.
I think one of the issues was that the boot is bigger in a rear wheel drive.
Its really extraordinary that Toyota could do it, as usually once a model is discontinued the suppliers stop making a lot of the parts.
Regards Philip A.
ChatterBox
I think they are stretched a bit, certainly had plenty of leg room, not much insulation though.............the doors clang shutI wonder what was specially included in the Singapore Taxi Pack?
RichardK
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ForumSage
Falcadores and LTD's is what I see most of.
ForumSage
SupporterThey are not Coronas. The badge on the back says Toyota Crown, but it is not the Crown that we had in Australia. In other countries it is called a Toyota Comfort.
In Singapore, Taxis Trade Charm for Cleaner Emissions - Wheels Blog - NYTimes.com
They are being phased out and replaced by Hyundais, but as the site below shows, a lot of companies are still using them.
Singapore Taxi - Taxis in Singapore - Singapore Taxi cab info, news & updates - TaxiSingapore.com
There are currently more Toyota Crowns than all the others put together.
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