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Our team of enterprising editors bring years of experience covering the fleet industry. We offer a deep understanding of trends and the ever-evolving landscapes we cover in fleet, trucking, and transportation.
While the day of the "world car" has dawned at one domestic manufacturer, there has been a gradual, almost imperceptible shift in the global automotive industry toward a different kind of world car -- a "world class" car.
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Industry leaders gathered for a celebration of PHH at its headquarters.
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Communication, collaboration, and not to mention a number of highly successful initiatives led the three-year Nestlé veteran to the Fleet Financials honor.
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On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the founding of AALA, Automotive Fleet published a pictorial history of the group through photos from conventions. At the 1980 convention, the group honored its founders and past presidents. Featured speakers included Armund Schoen. It was Schoen, along with the late John White and Ken Glaser who met in 1955 to form the association. Enjoy the walk down memory lane with old friends and colleagues, from 1963 through 1980.
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AALA members enjoyed a warm Florida convention in 1982. During the convention, an informal survey of the leaders was conducted to determine the value of specific automobiles in the 24-36 months from January 1982. The top cars thought to be most valuable by the group were A-car, F-car, Oldsmobile, K-car, Mercedes 300SD, Honda, and Toyota Celica.
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Automotive Fleet honored the industry's top dealers in 1983.
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The 2011 New York International Auto Show featured a number of vehicle reveals, specifically a large number of sedans, from automakers. This gallery is a central area where you can check out the vehicles revealed at the show.
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Attendees and exhibitors braved inclement weather and a leaky roof to see and show off the latest in fleet products in Chicago. NAFA’s 1996 Fleet Institute Exposition allowed nearly 2,500 attendees to discuss the latest products and technologies with almost 400 industry suppliers, manufacturers, and fleet management companies.
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Work Truck magazine attended the 2011 NTEA Work Truck Show in Indianapolis.
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When the first issue of AF was published in 1961, founding editor Ed Bobit was solely responsible for content, but he was soon backed up by an excellent automotive editor named Roy Wiley, who came from the Chicago Tribune. In time, many great editors would serve at the helm of the magazine. Here's a photo gallery of Automotive Fleet editors through the years.
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