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The ongoing tight supply of used vehicles has kept resale values strong and reduced fleet depreciation rates. This is expected to continue through CY-2013. A return to traditional resale values isn’t expected until CY-2014.
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Emkay’s Brad Vliek outlines how the four fleet cost centers — fuel, tire replacement, maintenance, and preventive maintenance oil drains — have influenced the way fleets have done business in 2012 and what to expect in 2013.
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Fleet managers need a clearly written policy that is uniformly enforced and supported by senior management to cut incidents of distracted driving by employee drivers.
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The two primary factors prompting the name change were the diversification of its product lines and the international expansion of its business. WEX provides services in the U.S., Canada, the UK, Brazil, New Zealand, and Australia.
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The wheels-up redesign of Toyota’s 2013 Avalon emphasizes design, function, and performance.
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While you can still count on the Accord for its proven track record in reliability and resale value, the vehicle has been outdone on many other fronts.
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The Audi Q5 Hybrid is the automakers's first mass-production hybrid vehicle.
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The five-passenger, four-cylinder Encore dropped a couple weight classes to duke it out with a select class of fighters, while boasting an impressive cargo capacity at 18 cubic feet.
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Operating its chain of drug stores in the tight spaces of New York City, Duane Reade has engineered a new concept in inventory management while optimizing its fleet for electrification.
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The Business Elite program meets the needs of small fleets with greater fleet allocation for participating dealers, priority service, 24-hour towing and work-ready loaner vehicles, as well as revamped Business Choice incentives.
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