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53.5% of the surveyed commercial fleets use fuel credit cards.
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Our annual list includes trucks and van fleets, including classes 1-5 in 1993.
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The fact remains, as the recent NAFA study chart reveals, that those who have more than their toes in the water are the utilities (vested self-interest) and the government (mandated) fleets.
Read More →Vehicles damaged in accidents or during natural disasters are often viewed as total losses. However, selling damaged vehicles through a salvage auction is a fast way to dispose of these units and reduce this loss.
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Following the successful launch of its LH models, Chrysler looks for a repeat performance as the all-new New Yorker and LHS become available to dealers in April. Both 1994-models use a cab-forward design.
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One of John MacDonald's first actions as the new general manager of Chrysler Fleet Operations was to challenge his staff to find new ways to satisfy fleet customer needs. Determining these needs will be customer-driven.
Read More →Corporate fleets are acquiring 1993-model year vehicles equipped with safety equipment and cellular phones, according to a NAFA survey. Eight percent of survey respondents will lease vehicles previously purchased.
Read More →Originally the corporate fleet function was described as administrative. More than 30 years ago NAFA was established to represent the people performing those duties, thus tabbing them as National Association of Fleet Administrators.
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