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Ford spelled out the details of its fleet leasing assistance program for 1964.
Read More →Cost-per-mile figures are important, but don't overlook other considerations
Read More →Top stories include a report on record new car sales.
Read More →The company, Litsinger-Bell Leasing Co., expects to lease between 5,000 and 6,000 vehicles in 1964.
Read More →Many leasing men view with alarm the entry of national banks into the leasing field.
Read More →Chrysler Corp. announced that its 1964 models will be warranted directly by the company to the owner. In previous years, the company warranted the car to the dealer who in turn warranted it to the purchaser.
Read More →Banks entering leasing, capital gains by lessors and direct leasing by automakers were the major topics of discussion at the pre-model year meeting of the American Automotive Leasing Assn. in Chicago.
Read More →Ford is offering leasing companies a unique sliding-scale depreciation program for 1964, Automotive Fleet has learned.
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Practically all of the new models are longer than a year ago, reflecting the trend of the past several years. Even American Motors Corp.-the original advocate and chief exponent of the compact car, has increased the size of its cars.
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