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Some New Yorkers really want that Nissan cab

Despite a judge voiding Nissan's lucrative 10-year, billion-dollar Taxi of Tomorrow contract with the city in October, the company has gone ahead with sales here. (LINDSAY CHAPPELL)
LC
By:
Lindsay Chappell
April 17, 2014 05:00 AM
BLOG06_170129923_H1_-1_FZAQOPZJLMKD.jpg Lindsay Chappell is the Mid-South bureau chief for Automotive News.

NEW YORK -- First a New York judge blocked a deal to make the Nissan NV200 the city’s official taxi last year. Now the cops want to write one of the van’s drivers a ticket.

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