I sit into the taxi. vs I sit in the taxi.

Some examples from the web:

• We have video footage of you putting her into the taxi.
• Yes, and you also insisted on loading the luggage into the taxi.
• I was so excited, when I got into the taxi, my head was swimming.
• Or they could've hacked into the taxi's on board navigation system and were waiting.
• Get in line, get into the taxi, give them the piece of paper.
• - I left a diaper bag in the taxi.
• He saw his dead father driving the taxi.
• You will sleep in the taxi.
• He sat next to me on the taxi.
• Anyway it must've been really hard for you to catch the taxi.
• This 800 rupees is for the taxi.
• Sorry, I left my phrasebook in the taxi.
• Maybe he was just leaving money for the taxi.
• Nothing happens unless he approaches the taxi.
• Cab service just sent over footage from inside the taxi.
• I've got no money for the taxi.
• - I need some money to pay the taxi.
• But you'll have to pay for the taxi.
• But it was me who called the taxi.
• Some men give me 20 for the taxi.

Some examples from the web:

• - I left a diaper bag in the taxi.
• You will sleep in the taxi.
• Sorry, I left my phrasebook in the taxi.
• I couldn't understand much in the taxi.
• Both my bags are in the taxi.
• I held it all the way in the taxi.
• You put so much as a scratch on it, you're back in the taxi.
• I brought a cake but he ate it in the taxi.
• I may be having a brilliant streak right here in the taxi.
• - I'm waiting in the taxi.
• - She's waiting for us outside, in the taxi.
• Just charge everything, please, and have it put in the taxi.
• No, Uncle Charlie, you go in the taxi.
• I rode the same taxi back with her and she forgot it in the taxi.
• I picked up the check and I made out with him a little bit in the taxi.
• - No, Uncle Charlie, you go in the taxi.
• Okay, I'm getting in the taxi right now.
• I must have left it in the taxi this morning.
• It seems Miss Harrington left her award in the taxi cab.
• Your acting in the taxi was extremely clever.