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Fleet users feel that automakers have made substantial improvements in their 1963 cars, however many are skeptical of the increased warranty periods being offered.
Read More →Chrysler Corp. has announced that it will enter the car and truck leasing business through the formation of a new subsidiary, Chrysler Leasing Corp.
Read More →Recent trips to Detroit to preview the 1963 cars brought out some good news for fleet users.
Read More →To help fleet users determine what is available to them in the way of 1963 fleet cars, Automotive Fleet asked the fleet managers of the major auto companies to comment on their new models.
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The 1963 cars which are now dotting the streets do not feature many engineering or functional changes-the prime concern of all fleet users. There are no breathtaking announcements or engineering breakthroughs. Styling refinements, for the most part, are the byword for 1963.
Read More →At this writing. President Kennedy is debating whether or not he should seek an immediate across-the-board tax cut to spur the national economy. Without going into tire merits of a general tax cut , this is a good time to talk about the tax bill paid by the nation’s motorists.
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One of the most perplexing problems confronting the fleet operator with a large sales force is what type of fleet operation is best for his company. Should he use company-owned or leased cars and absorb all of the costs? If so, how should he handle the use of the cars when the salesmen are not working?
Read More →Ever wonder what happened to that old car of yours? There's a good chance that it wound up in a used car auction.
Read More →When fleet men gather, one of the most topical subjects that pops into the conversation is the subject of leasing.
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