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April 24, 2008

Government Investigating Complaints Over 2002-3 Jeep Liberty

WASHINGTON, D.C. --- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it has upgraded its investigation of Chrysler's Jeep Liberty, following 22 customer complaints about the upper ball joint separating on either of the front wheels, the Associated Press reported.

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Don’t Let the Auto Industry Become Collateral Damage to the Credit Crisis

By Mike Antich
GM, Ford, and Chrysler will testify Dec. 5 before the House Financial Services Committee in an effort to secure a $25 billion emergency bridge loan. It is imperative that this emergency funding be approved. Failure to do so will have negative repercussions to the fleet management industry. Here's why.

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Today's economic turbulence is fodder for pundits and experts alike in the media. But the real story is in the day-to-day lives of working folks. Commercial and public sector fleet managers share their experiences and invite you to do the same.

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Fleet Financials - September/October 2008

In This Issue:
Aramark Reinvents its Uniform and Career Apparel Fleet, How the Pros Control Fleet Fuel Costs, Called to Depose in a Lawsuit? 10 Tips You Need to Know and much more…