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In model year 1971, Biggers Chevrolet in Elgin, Illinois, had 63 fleet sales. Now their fleet department anticipates 2,000 sales. This extraordinary growth of Biggers' fleet department can be summed up in one word. Or one name, rather. "Dee."
Read More →With over 7,000 units to fleet customers, Long Chevrolet is the largest volume fleet dealership in the nation not affiliated with its own leasing company. Two reasons for success: Owner Jim Long and Director of Fleet Sales Don Fenton.
Read More →Once considered the great white hope of the auto industry, Detroit this year is soft pedaling the muscle market. Chrysler is a notable exception. But even so, the emphasis on youth orientation seems to be fading.
Read More →The President of Four Wheels talks to Railway Systems Association Seminar about leasing
Read More →Cool Cars Are Moving Out Of the Status-Symbol Class As Prices Go Down And Quality Improves
Read More →Chrysler Corp.'s decision to directly enter the leasing field was based on a simple fact. The company felt it wasn't getting it fair share of the leasing market.
Read More →There is an anti-trust case going on in California that should be of vital concern to fleet operators. It is the federal government’s suit against General Motors Corp. and its Chevrolet division.
Read More →Top stories include new reports mandating seat belts.
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