MENU
SEARCHMENUSEARCH
European fleet users are experiencing the same problem that every developing industry faces-the coming of maturity.
Read More →Final prototypes have been built and are currently being operated on auto company test tracks and on remote roads across the country. Tools and dies have already been delivered. Automotive Fleet went to Detroit for a behind-the-scene look at the 1963 models.
Read More →On the other side of the English Channel, in Paris, preventive maintenance is also the key to profitability.
Read More →Is the car you drive equipped with safety seat belts? More important, if the car has belts, do you use them?
Read More →
Says Ford's Jim Larkin, "Leasing is so big no one can ignore it."
Read More →
General Motors Corp. accomplished something in the first 10 days of May that no other automaker has been able to accomplish since the heyday of the Model T.
Read More →A top auto company official told me that when he was recently driving through Georgia he was stopped for allegedly exceeding the speed limit. He was given a “pass” when he convinced the officers that his car was equipped with a certified speedometer.
Read More →Controlling interest in Avis, Inc., the nation's second largest car rental firm, has been bought by Lazard Freres and Co., New York investment bankers.
Read More →While there never has been a clear answer to the question of when to trade an auto, the question is now more bothersome for the fleet man than ever before. The villain, of course, is depreciation.
Read More →Fleet users soon may reap some tax benefits as the result of pending action in Washington.
Read More →