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ADESA Corp. announced July 2 that Tony Moorby has resigned after serving the company for almost two years as executive vice president. Moorby said he will pursue other interests.
Read More →AirIQ Inc. has acquired more than 25,000 subscribers from its three primary vertical markets: rental vehicle, commercial transport, and field service. The service revenue backlog relating to this subscriber base at June 26, 2002, was approximately $21.5 million.
Read More →Kelley Blue Book will add factory certification as a vehicle condition, enhancing the retail price of certified used vehicles.
Read More →Copart Salvage Auto Auctions has acquired Mason-Dixon Auto Auction of Greencastle, PA. Copart now has four Motors Auction Group sites.
Read More →Axiom Navigation Inc. introduced its new Accu-Tracker FMS-3000, 3100, 8000 and 8100 devices for fleet management and asset tracking.
Read More →Toyota announced July 1 it will begin limited marketing of a fuel cell hybrid (FCHV) sport/utility vehicle in Japan and the U.S. around the end of this year. According to the company, this is much earlier than originally planned.
Read More →Mitsubishi Fuso Trucks of America has announced that customers can now use the company's Web site, www.mitfuso.com, to access a list of available used vehicles ready for resale at dealers across the country.
Read More →Kelley Blue Book will add factory certification as a vehicle condition, enhancing the retail price of certified used vehicles.
Read More →AirIQ Inc. has acquired more than 25,000 subscribers from its three primary vertical markets: rental vehicle, commercial transport, and field service. The service revenue backlog relating to this subscriber base at June 26, 2002, was approximately $21.5 million.
Read More →AirIQ Inc. has acquired more than 25,000 subscribers from its three primary vertical markets: rental vehicle, commercial transport, and field service. The service revenue backlog relating to this subscriber base at June 26, 2002, was approximately $21.5 million.
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