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Last month I noted the entrance of three major oil companies into the car rental field with the comment that I couldn't help but wonder if too many people weren't trying to cash in on a market that wasn't quite ready.
Read More →The government's very attractive (mouth-watering) discounts and volume purchases help reduce costs,
Read More →Effective with this issue, we have revamped our evaluation procedures used in reporting on used car prices at auction.
Read More →I had a great time renewing acquaintances at the NAFA conference in Chicago. I also came away with some interesting observations.
Read More →While sitting in on the recent annual meeting of the Car and Truck Rental and Leasing Assn. in Chicago, I heard an interesting presentation on the subject of odometers.
Read More →With seat belts now a delete option on all U.S.-built cars-they are included as standard equipment unless the purchaser requests that they be deleted-it is interesting to speculate on just how much use the belts will actually get.
Read More →A pet-peeve of mine has always been the lack of conformity in the auto industry concerning the placement of driving controls.
Read More →Top stories include the delivery of Chrysler's turbine car
Read More →Chrysler Corp. has delivered the first two of the 50 turbine powered cars that will be tested by the public during the next two years.
Read More →The State of California has come up with a new fleet replacement program that has me puzzled.
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