Often, when arriving or dropping Niko off, the driver doesn't care if he runs into parked vehicles. Some caution is required when using the taxi service. The car can be stolen by the player when it arrives after the player calls for one. After this, the car is no longer available, unless the player has saved one at a safehouse. After unlocking the Algonquin Safehouse (at which point Roman's business appears to have become highly successful), Roman's taxis are replaced by a fleet of gray Cavalcades, with the same disgruntled driver as before. The taxi driver is notoriously short-tempered, with the taxi rides peppered with insults hurled Niko's way for being a freeloader. Niko can call Roman to send a taxi to pick him up, after gaining his favor. It is slightly less prone to deformation than the Esperanto, and can better withstand collisions. Performance and handling-wise, Roman's Taxi is heavier than the Esperanto (1700 kg to the Esperanto's 1600 kg), and has inferior acceleration, but has a significantly greater top speed (145 km/h - 90 mph to the Esperanto's 130 km/h - 81 mph) it also has slightly stronger braking and softer suspension. It can be resprayed to other colors (including grey or red), and may be randomly resprayed back to its default appearance. By default, Roman's Taxi is dark gray with a discolored gray driver's side front fender. The car is visually distinguishable from the Esperanto by its minor alterations-red or yellow taxi emergency lights affixed to the front and back, taxi registration number on the trunk, advertising on the rear bumper and rear window, and a custom red interior. Roman's Taxi is an Albany Esperanto - due to the Albany badging, many people thought that it was actually called the Albany (which was probably its beta name, see Trivia).

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