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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.
Colorado marks the fifth all-new Chevy truck since the announcement of the Chevy Avalanche at the 1999 North American International Auto Show
Read More →First Vehicle Services announced it will maintain the fleet of city of Chelsea, MA. The company, located in Cincinnati, will maintain 105 vehicles and pieces of equipment, under the supervision of Nick Addario, general manager for First Vehicle Services.
Read More →A federal appeals court upheld Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations that require manufacturers of heavy trucks and buses to cut 95 percent of pollutants from tailpipes of diesel vehicles by 2007-model year.
Read More →Chrysler Group reported U.S. sales of 200,421 units in April 2002, compared to 187,119 in April 2001, an increase of 3 percent.Chrysler Group sold 33,900 Dodge Ram trucks in April, led by the all-new 1500 series Dodge Ram truck selling 26,043 units.
Read More →Auto Driveaway Co. has unveiled a new “Quick Quote and Vehicle Status Program for Corporate Partners.
Read More →Subaru has introduced its 2003-model year fleet incentives.
Read More →Ford will start additional production of the Escape SUV at its Ohio assembly plant in summer 2003. This will add at least 45,000 units to the 260,000 units currently built for both Ford (Escape) and Mazda(Tribute) at a Kansas City plant.
Read More →Jim Anselmi, director of fleet operations and travel for Lorillard Tobacco Company in Greensboro, NC, has won Automotive Fleet’s Fleet Manager 2002 Award.
Read More →DaimlerChrysler AG, Hyundai Motor Company, and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation announced on May 5, 2002 the formation of a joint venture company for the design, development, and engineering of a new family of in-line four cylinder gasoline engines.
Read More →A federal appeals court upheld Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations that require manufacturers of heavy trucks and buses to cut 95 percent of pollutants from tailpipes of diesel vehicles by 2007-model year.
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