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GAINESVILLE, GA - Four-cylinder and fuel-efficient cars are “a hot item,” while more times than not, the reports included a comment that “the [used-vehicle] market is still strong.”
Read More →The truck will be introduced to the market after January 2023 and used by the partners at actual distribution sites in Fukushima Prefecture and Tokyo social implementation projects.
Read More →The Russian economy is in a recession, with the gross domestic product (GDP) shrinking 3% in 2015. This economic downturn is widespread, with output falling in key sectors of the economy. The overall fleet demand in the Russian market is down, primarily due to the volatility in the exchange rates for the ruble and its impact on new-vehicle pricing.
Read More →The global compressed natural gas (CNG) and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) market is expected to grow by more than 10% a year over the next six years due to the increase in population and urbanization, a growing demand for passenger and commercial vehicles, and stringent emission control regulations, according to a new forecast.
Read More →Opel continues to flood the market with eco-friendly vehicles, launching the revamped Manta-e in China and committing to an all-electric fleet by 2028
Read More →Certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicles have become an increasingly significant part of automakers' sales and marketing programs. According to a new study conducted by New Jersey-based research and consulting firm, TechnoMetrica Market Intelligence, CPO sales are expected to reach approximately 1.6 million units by year's end, up significantly from the 516,000 units sold in 2000.
Read More →There are many providers on the market today, and the key is to find one that not only fits your needs but is particularly attentive to your business's needs.
Read More →How are pricing, volume, and demand affecting the year ahead for truck and van fleets? Get the downlow from Karl Brauer of iseecars.com in this Fast Forward video.
Read More →An estimated 250,000 to 1.2 million vehicles were damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. There were approximately 20,000 commercial fleet vehicles in the Gulf Coast at the time of the Hurricane with as many as 2,000 units destroyed or damaged.
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