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    bmoreDLJ: Still looks better than a Durango. #standardtaxi more »
    Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: Yeah, it's ugly, but hopefully it will get the job done. It's not like Caprices and Panthers look all that great, and they make horrible cabs. We lo... more »
    skaycog was here: Wheelchair accessible vehicles don't have to be less than pleasing to the eye. Not that I think a PT Cruiser is pleasing to the eye, but there are th... more »
    brandegee: Okay, now Ford needs to build one based on the Transit Connect and show that "mobility" doesn't have to resemble an 8-year-old Trailblazer. #standardtaxi more »
    drewdrawshashtags: Last time I checked, London Taxis were also low load-floor wheelchair accessible vehicles, but they've got so much style they're a national icon, whil... more »
    BigHarv: God, they couldn't spend just a little money making this less ugly? Wait, would it even take more money? #standardtaxi more »
    Racin_G73 - dirt track legend (some day ... maybe): Well, at least some of those Detroit resources idled by the Carpocalypse are being put to good use, bettering transportation for the handi-capable. T... more »
    Paul Y. don't drive too fast.: The smart fortwo and Mitsubishi i also have DeDion rear ends, too. It's sort of a wacky arrangement, but it gets the job done. #standardtaxi more »
    OA 5599: It would be better looking if they got rid of that silly logo running across the doors. #standardtaxi more »
  • #spyphotos

    VPG MV-1 Handicapable Standard Taxi Spied

    The Vehicle Production Group MV-1 isn't a pretty vehicle, but it's designed with function in mind. That function? It's a purpose-built, wheelchair-accessible vehicle. This "mule" was spotted around Detroit and never has a slang term been more aesthetically accurate. More »
  • #industrynews

    Hummer H2 Assembly Line To Produce Just-As-Boxy Standard Taxis

    The Standard Taxi by VPG Auto has been working the publicity circuit for a while now, but it appears AM General may step up to actually produce it. With the likely death of the Hummer H2, AM General will have excess capacity at its Mishawaka, Indiana plant. Assuming VPG can secure financing, they'll be able to start building the taxis next year. Details and full release after the jump. More »