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Without vehicles, you can’t have a fleet. Which vehicles have driven the fleet industry over the decades since Automotive Fleet's inception in 1961?
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Under certain conditions water may intrude into the vehicle's tailgate and come into contact with the electronic gate-release switch, potentially causing a short circuit.
Read More →Sales of vehicles from eight manufacturers to commercial fleets declined 5.1% to 48,503 units in November but remain positive for the year, according to Automotive Fleet data.
Read More →Full-size cars finished January with the strongest retention value in a month that saw used vehicles depreciate 1.2 percent, according to Black Book's monthly report.
Read More →Chrysler unveiled its 2015 Ram ProMaster City compact van at an event in Chelsea, Mich., in late June. The van, which will be available in early 2015, enters a competitive compact van market that also includes the Ford Transit Connect, Nissan NV200, and 2015 Chevrolet City Express. Read the full story here. Photos by Paul Clinton.
Read More →The long-running GMC and Chevrolet C-Class medium-duty truck series are being replaced by the GMT560, a new generation of trucks for the 2003-model year.
Read More →Balloting for Automotive Fleet's 2019 fleet vehicles of the year now includes a section for SUVs. Cast your vote today.
Read More →The solution, which launched at Geotab Connect 2020, allows fleet managers to access their compatible Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac vehicle data within the MyGeotab platform via a factory-fit, GM-engineered OnStar module.
Read More →The wine and spirits company maintains a high image, saves on depreciation, and makes employees happy by offering larger vehicle options on its selector, including the Ford Escape and the Chevrolet Equinox and Trailblazer.
Read More →Encana operates a fleet of 700 vehicles in the U.S. The company is dovetailing its efforts to build new natural gas fueling stations with its process of converting its fleet to CNG.
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