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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.  

News•by Staff•October 1, 2002

LeasePlan USA Announces Enhancements to ePlan

LeasePlan USA announces application and administrative upgrades to ePlan, the company's Internet-based fleet management solution that enables clients to access centrally managed data in real-time.

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News•by Staff•October 1, 2002

NAAA Auctions' Sales Climb to $80 Billion in 2001

National Auto Auction Assocation (NAAA) member auctions reported 2001 sales of 9.45 million units, valued nearly $80 billion according to the associations fifth annual industry survey released Sept. 14 at the 2002 NAAA Convention in New York City.

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News•by Staff•October 1, 2002

Final Grand Prix Orders Due Nov. 15

General Motors announced that final fleet orders for the 2003-model year Grand Prix are due Nov. 15, 2002.

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News•by Staff•October 1, 2002

2003 Conference of Automotive Remarketing (CAR 2003) Assembles All-Star Speaker Lineup

The 7th Annual Conference of Automotive Remarketing (CAR 2003), produced by Bobit Publishing, will be held on Feb. 23-25, 2003 at the Las Vegas Hilton in Las Vegas.

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News•by Staff•October 1, 2002

2003 Ford Focus is Launched

Employee events took place in Dearborn, MI and at the Wayne Assembly Plant in Wayne, MI, Sept. 27 to mark the campaign launching the 2003 Ford Focus.

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News•by Staff•October 1, 2002

Michigan Seeks to Exempt Lessors from Dealer Licensing Rules

The Michigan Senate Committee on Transportation and Tourism approved an amendment sponsored by the Truck Renting & Leasing Association (TRALA) on Sept. 17, 2002, to exempt commercial vehicle lessors from new dealer licensing requirements.

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News•by Staff•October 1, 2002

'Smart' Air Bags Fail Safety Tests

Automakers are warning that "smart" air bags required starting next year could kill or injure children and fail to protect adults in crashes.

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News•by Staff•October 1, 2002

GE Fleet Services Makes Enhancements to Online Vehicle Ordering Tool

GE Fleet Services is making some significant updates to its vehicle-ordering tool within Your Office @ Fleet on www.gefleet.com.

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News•by Staff•October 1, 2002

GM's Wagoner Says Incentives Unlikely To Be Cut

General Motors Corp. is unlikely to reduce incentives to car buyers next year, CEO Richard Wagoner said, according to Bloomberg News.

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News•by Staff•October 1, 2002

Ford and State of Arizona Announce Plans to Enhance Police Safety

Ford Motor Co., along with the Arizona Attorney General, announced Sept. 30 several actions to enhance police officer safety across the country.

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