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Electronic signal computer assures car maintenance...protects warranty...and enhances car safety.
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Your jobber supplier is your friend—treat him like one. In this issue we have outlined what automotive fleet operators can expect to receive from their jobber suppliers. Now is a good time to consider what our jobber-suppliers and car dealer suppliers expect from us, their fleet operator customers. This is particularly important when consideration is given to the importance new car warranties -play in our business.
Read More →“Go fight City Hall!” probably best explains the state-- of affairs as it concerns the automotive industry.
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Sam Lee leads a frank discussion of the pitfalls to be encountered and avoided in the acquisition of leasing companies.
Read More →In this same issue we have assembled two comprehensive in-depth feature stories in an obvious attempt to aid our readers with their most important daily challenges to solving fundamental problems.
Read More →New car announcement time again offers fleet men an opportunity to review their entire purchase and control program. With so much of a car’s cost tied into the depreciation factor, it almost becomes mandatory for a fleet manager to apply his talents to the new model “fiscal year.”
Read More →We have been extremely interested in the evolution that has been taking place in the leasing industry during the past few years that affects management of the business-type fleet.
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Leasing's phenomenal growth has seen many industry-wide changes in the last few years. Today, faced with recent interest rate increases and generally lower resale values which affect leasing's profit picture and account relations. AF interviewed Armund Schoen, seeking realistic answers to the many complex problems now current in the leasing field.
Read More →Line up the self-styled safety experts and critics of what’s wrong with today’s cars …the divergences of their opinions as to what should and must be done vary as from night and day.
Read More →All signs point to a strong automotive safety bill to be passed by Congress.
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