July 2022

Higher Residuals Offset Increased Cost Pressures on Fleet Budgets

Fleet budgets have been negatively impacted by escalating fuel prices, higher acquisition costs, decreased fleet incentives, unscheduled maintenance, and volatile upfitting expenses. One silver lining is strong vehicle resale values.

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The window to purchase from General Motors was less than 72 hours for project stakeholders. Most...

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Nation's Largest Zero-Emissions Public Carshare Program Launches in Twin Cities

One top priority is to develop a common platform for the two merged companies, which currently...

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Wheels Donlen Unveils Its Platform Strategy

Many employees live in apartment complexes or condos where they do not have their own parking...

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Is the Push for EVs Forced?

It does not take long to steal a catalytic converter. With the right tools, an experienced thief...

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Fleets Alarmed by Surge of Catalytic Converter Thefts

Retreaders inspect casings to determine their suitability for retreading. Well-maintained and...

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Debunking Retread Tire Myths

There are five levels in the Hierarchy of Success. Each one requires fortitude, patience,...

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The Hierarchy of Success

To build business partnerships, Stevenson advises fleet managers “to talk to peers. Attend...

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Surviving and Thriving in Today's Fleet World

The Mazda CX-50 as a high ground clearance allowing it to be used for fleet applications that...

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The 2023 Mazda CX-50: Suitable for On- and Off-Road Fleet Applications

A typical fleet vehicle averages 20,000 - 24,000 miles per year.

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Vehicle Preservation Strategies Become More Prevalent

Making EV carsharing, rental, and subscription programs more accessible and an attractive...

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EVs Need a New Business Model to Make a Dent in Emissions