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[[File:ExpressCarService-GTAIV-exterior.jpg|thumb|350px|right|[[Roman Bellic|Roman Bellic's]] Broker-based Express Car Service in GTA IV.]] | [[File:ExpressCarService-GTAIV-exterior.jpg|thumb|350px|right|[[Roman Bellic|Roman Bellic's]] Broker-based Express Car Service in GTA IV.]] | ||
'''Express Car Service''', also known as ''' | '''Express Car Service''', also known as '''Bellic Enterprises''', is a taxi service featured in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. | ||
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During the Broker arc of GTA IV's storyline, Roman is seen to be actively running the service, although his operation is beset by threats from [[Dardan Petrela|Albanian]] [[Bledar Morina|loan]] [[Kalem|sharks]]. Roman's service has also been used to ferry small-time criminals regularly, as is the case with [[Jermaine Andrews]] ("[[Easy Fare]]") and [[Little Jacob]] ("[[Jamaican Heat]]"); this may had been the initial reason [[Michelle]] requested Roman drive her and [[Mallorie Bardas]] in "[[Three's a Crowd]]". | During the Broker arc of GTA IV's storyline, Roman is seen to be actively running the service, although his operation is beset by threats from [[Dardan Petrela|Albanian]] [[Bledar Morina|loan]] [[Kalem|sharks]]. Roman's service has also been used to ferry small-time criminals regularly, as is the case with [[Jermaine Andrews]] ("[[Easy Fare]]") and [[Little Jacob]] ("[[Jamaican Heat]]"); this may had been the initial reason [[Michelle]] requested Roman drive her and [[Mallorie Bardas]] in "[[Three's a Crowd]]". | ||
After "[[Russian Revolution]]" reveals that the [[Russian Mafia]], then led by [[Dimitri Rascalov]], has learned of Niko's relation with [[Ray Bulgarin]] and turned against the Bellic cousins, Roman's Broker depot, along with his Broker home, is burnt down by the Russian Mafia under orders of Rascalov. This forces the cousins to flee [[East Island]], seeking refuge in [[Bohan]]. Although a witness account of the fire in a [[Weazel News]] report claimed that it was intentionally started using [[Molotov Cocktail|Molotov cocktails]], it is later revealed in a phone call from Roman following "[[Blow Your Cover]]" that the insurance company wrongfully believed that it was an electrical fire, not arson, that gutted the depot, allowing Roman to receive a financial settlement. The money is then used by Roman to finance the | After "[[Russian Revolution]]" reveals that the [[Russian Mafia]], then led by [[Dimitri Rascalov]], has learned of Niko's relation with [[Ray Bulgarin]] and turned against the Bellic cousins, Roman's Broker depot, along with his Broker home, is burnt down by the Russian Mafia under orders of Rascalov. This forces the cousins to flee [[East Island]], seeking refuge in [[Bohan]]. Although a witness account of the fire in a [[Weazel News]] report claimed that it was intentionally started using [[Molotov Cocktail|Molotov cocktails]], it is later revealed in a phone call from Roman following "[[Blow Your Cover]]" that the insurance company wrongfully believed that it was an electrical fire, not arson, that gutted the depot, allowing Roman to receive a financial settlement. The money is then used by Roman to finance the creation of a new depot, with location being unknown to the player. | ||
It is unknown what happens to the depot after [[Mr and Mrs Bellic|Roman's death]] in the "[[Deal]]" ending of GTA IV. However, it is presumed that Roman's business continued after the "[[Revenge]]" ending, as he is still alive and has no need to stop. | It is unknown what happens to the depot after [[Mr and Mrs Bellic|Roman's death]] in the "[[Deal]]" ending of GTA IV. However, it is presumed that Roman's business continued after the "[[Revenge]]" ending, as he is still alive and has no need to stop. | ||