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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.
General Motors is dividing its new powertrains into three categories -- image, high-feature, and high-value, said Tom Stephens, group vice president of GM Powertrain at a media briefing at the automaker's Milford Proving Grounds.
Read More →In its continuing enhancements to the functionality of PHH InterActive, PHH Arval has announced the addition of FleetSense, PHH’s comprehensive cost management reporting tool.
Read More →The State of Maine has selected Wright Express to provide fleet fuel cards and management services to its largest fleet.
Read More →Vehicle Remarketing, the magazine designed specifically for the remarketing industry, launches a new phase when its website goes live in mid-October, 2002.
Read More →Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and Pontiac-GMC are announcing a $500 "Bonus Cash" incentive that is incremental to all other eligible incentives.
Read More →New telematics technologies helped Norfolk, Nebraska law enforcement officials apprehend three men suspected of killing four people during the armed robbery of a branch of the U.S. Bank.
Read More →Chrysler has announced plans to bolster Ram output by adding a third shift at the automaker's Dodge City truck factory in Warren, people familiar with the plan said.
Read More →General Motors will produce a 7.5-liter V-12 engine to be used in future Cadillacs and will launch a family of overhead-cam, high output V-6 engines.
Read More →Despite negative publicity, a survey has revealed that the public of Washington, DC favors speed cameras.
Read More →Sue Cischke, vice president of Environmental and Safety Engineering at Ford Motor Co. announced Oct. 3, 2002 that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) closed its investigation regarding the Ford Crown Victoria and fuel leaks during rear-impact crashes.
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