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What has four wheels, runs on pennies a day, needs no gasoline, and is virtually maintenance-free? The answer: an electric van. Fleet professionals at United Airlines have been quick to recognize its potential.
Read More →While the automotive fleet and leasing industries seem to be enjoying good health in the midst of the resurging economy, a relapse could be in store if the federal government continues to neglect the mounting budget and trade deficits.
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Founder of car rental industry and former Hertz president passes away
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Not too long ago, many rental-car fleets were located within walking distance of the nation’s airline terminals. Then space tightened up, and the rental operations moved farther away from the airport hub. To transport their customers from terminal to car, rental companies turned to the shuttle bus.
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Spurred by 57 percent growth over the last seven years, Wheels, Inc. celebrated its forty-fifth year as a pioneer automotive fleet-leasing firm by welcoming customers, suppliers, employees, and dignitaries to its new headquarters in DBS Plaines, IL.
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There's a new approach that excites me; the so-called Japanese connection. A connection unique to Chevrolet. Here, we've got two objectives; one short-term and one long-term. First, we need those lower-priced cars today! and, secondly, we need to learn how to build them in the U.S. so we can compete in that lower-priced arena.
Read More →Another major shot has been fired in the continuing battle over H.R. 1415, the bill seeking to ban fleet incentives. Recently General Motors joined the ranks of bill opponents alongside Chrysler, AALA, ACRA, AFLA, and Automotive Fleet.
Read More →Since I've successfully tagged Pop with an award and have a full file on recent events, it might be well for me to consider giving out some other awards.
Read More →In a historic decision in mid-January, GM's Board of Directors approved a far-reaching plan of reorganization that will undoubtedly change many career lives in the company.
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