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Operations•by Staff•October 1, 1980

Shift to Compact Cars In Full Swing For '81

NAFA survey shows that 50-percent of new cars acquired during 1981 will be compacts.

Operations•by Staff•October 1, 1980

Escort Leads the Way As Ford Enters World Car Market

Mid-size Granada is totally redesigned for '81.

Operations•Cover Story•by Staff•October 1, 1980

Quality and Economy Highlight 1981 Priorities

Efficiency and workmanship have been thrown under sharp focus for 1981.

Operations•by Staff•September 1, 1980

Lessors Look Ahead to 1981 Model Year & Beyond

Enterprise, McCullagh & Hertz see smaller, lighter cars as the answer.

Operations•by Staff•September 1, 1980

Ajax Grows Dramatically With Daily Rental Industry

Travel market spurs initial growth, but Ajax founder eyes suburban market for greater gains.

Operations•by Staff•July 1, 1980

Fleet Takes Vehicles to the Limit With Replacement Policy

Weyerhaeuser's Peterson says 75,000 to 100,000-mile cycle works.

Operations•by Staff•July 1, 1980

Replacement Policies Scrutinized Under Changing Market Conditions

Fleets divided on whether to continue business as is or to alter current programs.

Operations•by Staff•July 1, 1980

Policy Change May Affect Courtesy Delivery System

Switch in 1981 GM program sends service card to delivering dealer.

Operations•by Staff•July 1, 1980

Ford's World Car Rises to Meet Import Challenge

Lessors see fleet application of Escort; Expanded role for new Granada.

Operations•by Staff•July 1, 1980

Small Cars Accounting for 60% of U.S. Car Sales

The three highest selling nameplates in this segment are domestically built. Toyota and Datsun are gaining about 26% of the fleet business in this sector.

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