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One of the big mysteries to me has been to find an accurate way to decipher the modern nomenclature now common in government communiqués to the business community.
Read More →The new model car year begins as one with high optimism for continued strength in the fleet and leasing business. While it may be a match for 1965 in terms of volume for total registrations it would appear from our research that a large amount of cyclical sales are in the offing during the ‘66 model year.
Read More →It is hard to be philosophical about an increase in depreciation of fleet cars this year, even though we may consider the demise of the Excise Tax a long-term blessing.
Read More →The National Drivers Test came into our house on May 24th via the shell Oil Company, the National Safety Council, CBS News and a 17-inch screen.
Read More →Leasing companies should be able to salvage something out of the costly excise tax reductions.
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Newest Mercury is this Park Lane Custom Limousine which was shown for the first time at the New York International Auto Show
Read More →A new fully synchronized, 3-speed manual transmission is now standard equipment on 1965 Oldsmobile 4-4-2 high-performance sports option.
Read More →Thousands of complaints from California's 10 million motorists have caused the State Department of Motor Vehicles to cancel the requirements for a signed affidavit that their car has been equipped with required smog-control devices.
Read More →At the time someone said: "Only two things are inevitable-death and taxes," it was unlikely that one could be contributory to the other. Today all this is changed.
Read More →Although at this writing, legislation has not been introduced, there is no doubt that a major attempt will be made this year to reduce or eliminate the 10% federal excise tax on new cars.
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