Related: 2017 Fleet Truck of the Year: Chevrolet Silverado 1500
Voting Opens for Fleet Car, Truck of the Year
Voting is open for the 15th annual Fleet Car and Truck of the Year award, sponsored by Automotive Fleet. The ballot closes Thursday, Nov. 1.
October 25, 2018
In 2017, the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (top left) was the winner of the Fleet Truck of the Year award, and the Ford Fusion (bottom right) was selected as the Fleet Car of the Year.
Photos courtesy of General Motors and Ford.
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Voting is open for the 15th annual Fleet Car and Truck of the Year award, sponsored by Automotive Fleet. The ballot closes Thursday, Nov. 1.
Open to professional fleet managers only, voters of the 2018 Fleet Vehicle of the Year select one "Fleet Car of the Year" and one "Fleet Truck of the Year."
Winning vehicles will be announced in the December 2018 issue of Automotive Fleet magazine.
Voting only takes a moment and is open now. Vote by clicking here today!
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