
Fleetio, ASE Launch Scholarship Program for Automotive Technicians
The second annual program will award 15 scholarships totaling $35,000 to support ASE certification, testing fees, and equipment costs.
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The second annual program will award 15 scholarships totaling $35,000 to support ASE certification, testing fees, and equipment costs.
Read More →The 2012 issue of the Fleet 500 includes the Top 50 Green Fleets.
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General Motors Corp. sold 10.8% more retail vehicles and 2.5% more fleet vehicles in 2013 than in the prior year among the 2.8 million vehicles sold in the U.S., the automaker announced Friday.
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Chrysler's Ram ProMaster full-size van saw strong demand since its introduction in October, the automaker reported in its year-end sales.
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Volkswagen of America reported declining 2013 sales in each of its model lines except the Beetle, where it increased sales 47.9% compared to 2012.
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Mazda North American Operations reported a sharp decline in fleet sales for 2013, as the company returned to more normalized fleet sales levels following a unique deal with Enterprise Rent-A-Car in 2012.
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North America remained Volvo's largest market just ahead of China for 2013, as the automaker reported a 10.1% decline in sales partly due to a shift toward retail sales and away from rental fleet sales.
Read More →Hyundai Motor America sold more than 122,000 fleet vehicles in 2013, which represented 17% of its total U.S. sales of 720,783 vehicles, the automaker announced Friday.
Read More →The 2013 issue of the Fleet 500 includes the Top Executive Vehicle Fleets.
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A number of all-new van models will be entering the commercial fleet market over the next several years. Read more about these new vans in a feature article here. Stay tuned as we keep adding additional photos of new vans coming out in 2014.
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Fiat North America has bought out the UAW trust's stake in the Chrysler Group, positioning it as a global automaker with the resources to take on General Motors.
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