Ryder Used-Truck Sales Initiative Targets Fleet Operators
Ryder System Inc., a supply chain and transportation management solutions company and seller of used trucks, has launched a used-truck sales program for truck fleet operators and international export sales market segments. Ryder's "Road Ready" used vehicles are single-owner trucks that are equipped with components and parts configurations within Ryder's fleet of more than 175,000 vehicles. These vehicles have been serviced and maintained by Ryder technicians located throughout North America. The "Road Ready" designation means that the vehicle being purchased includes complete maintenance records and meets or exceeds a list of 59 standards such as tire and brake life, OEM (original equipment manufacturer) engine tolerances, structural, cab and interior integrity and, where applicable, valid documentation of annual federal inspection. In the United States, "Road Ready" vehicle purchases include an extendable, 10,000-mile/30-day, no-deductible powertrain warranty that is serviced through more than 1,100 Ryder service locations. Ryder's more than 4,500 used trucks, tractors and trailers can be viewed on the Internet, with actual photos and vehicle specifications in English and Spanish, by visiting www.usedtrucks.ryder.com. This site includes a continually updated inventory that is priced and is current through the previous day's sales. Special financing packages, including zero-down and extended-term financing for qualified buyers, are available on-site at Ryder's Used Truck Centers.
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