Hail a Honda Hybrid at Melbourne Taxi Ranks


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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – July 21, 2009: Victorian taxi driver Sandeep Singh, has introduced the first Honda Civic Hybrid taxi to Melbourne roads.

A taxi operator for seven years, Mr. Singh’s decision to introduce a hybrid car is part of his ongoing efforts to become more environmentally conscious.

“I welcome any opportunity to make a more positive contribution to the environment, and recognised the potential of a hybrid car as a chance to reduce my carbon emissions,” he said.

According to Mr. Singh, his Honda Civic Hybrid taxi has attracted plenty of attention. “The feedback from fellow motorists and taxi owners has been very positive, with many commending the move towards greener options,” he said.

“I expect more and more taxi owners will consider introducing hybrid cars in the future, as they look to take advantage of the greater fuel economy and environmental benefits offered by these vehicles.”

Mr. Singh chose the Honda Civic Hybrid over its competitors because of its superior design and fuel efficiency.

“As well as being a trusted brand, Honda’s hybrid vehicle offers a much more attractive shape and interior, which is appealing to both customers and drivers,” he said.

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