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"All divisions throughout the automotive industry are making more aggressive efforts in the fleet industry for 1969 than at any other time in the history of the industry."
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United States Steel unveils a safety-loaded prototype that may be crowding tomorrow's streets. This five-passenger, climate-controlled cab, features a "uniguard" crash system built into the body shell...
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Whether in daily rentals, leasing or for commercial fleet buyers, the manufacturers apparently are offering their biggest incentive packages ever in 1969...
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The management of fleets has outgrown the clerk who doubled as fleet administrator. It is considered financial fallacy by aggressive management to entrust millions of dollars of equipment and the operation of that equipment to a $100-per-week employee.
Read More →ll rental units, whether fresh from a local dealer or just in from rental, receive almost continuous maintenance checks. These checks are for one purpose: To catch any flaw in the automobile prior to its being rented.
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The industry faces a crisis with its lack of trained personnel and the lack of steps taken by the industry for the training of its future leaders.
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When a company enters the leasing field for the first time and does so with strong financial backing and an Electronic Data Processing system that is among the finest offered in the entire industry -- that's news.
Read More →Repercussions of California's odometer legislation are being felt throughout the country. Because of this law, and all that the law portends, the automotive industry may be forced to change its long-standing approach in used car selling.
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