My suggestion is to do a pizza delivery business instead. The work is much more steady and the passengers would stay warm neatly sitting over the engine compartment. The pizza sign would fit neatly in the center of the T-panel. I'm sure that the car would draw a lot of attention and may even be shown on the local news. That would be good for business, but I wouldn't expect to get a lot of tips. People would think you are rolling in dough -- not pizza dough; I mean the green stuff. To take the taxi idea seriously, there are laws that you probably could not meet. Depending on the state, a vehicle used as a taxi must meet the current safety requirements. (I don't know if this part is federal or state.) All new vehicles meet these requirements or they would not be able to be sold. An older vehicle may not meet these requirements, but if already placed in service as a taxi when new then it is grandfathered in. Chances are the DeLorean is too outdated to meet these requirements. Not to mention that many states have laws that specify that taxis must have seats that do not absorb liquids, i.e., be covered in tough vinyl. Then you may be expected to rivet an extra metal license plate on the back of the vehicle. I would say that your best chances of success would be to do the stretch limo like Marc suggested. While you are stretching it, maybe you could make it a side-loading hearse. I would like to see a digitally edited photo to make one look like a patrol car. That would be funny. I'm surprised that the moderator let this thread start. I'm sure whoever it was is getting flack from the others. :) Walt Tampa, FL [Moderator Note: Actually, I have not had a single complaint about this thread. But it seems as though it has now run its course. - Mike Substelny]