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What are the most important factors when making a purchasing decision?
Read More →After attending the National Automobile Dealer Association (NADA) annual convention in San Francisco, one might find it difficult to distinguish this experience from a massive, continuous grazing party. Dealers, exhibitors, and the press do more than a yeoman's job consuming hors d'oeuvres and booze at an almost incredible rate. I'm convinced that that part of our economy need not be concerned about a recession.
Read More →As expected (and already accepted) the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) is out as of January 1, 1986.
Read More →Detroit has been "on a run" and we couldn't be happier about it.
Read More →In 1972, the new Federal Odometer Law caused quite a stir in the fleet market. Some of my personal and business friends scoffed at the legislation and failed to heed the warning of the Federal Trade Commission.
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.
Read More →The following was presented on December 19.1983, in Jackson, MS, at a congressional hearing by the Subcommittee on Commerce, Transportation, and Tourism regarding H.R. 1415 (fleet allowances) and chaired by Rep. James J. Florio (D-NJ).
Read More →Any analysis must be carefully studied, equitably judged, and based totally on factual data available from the most reliable sources.
Read More →The function of fleet control has been a question of debate ever since the early days of car fleet recognition. Just how important that control is to the organization operating the vehicles and how much expertise and individual shows in that function also stimulates controversy, at the management level, as well as among peers.
Read More →This particular issue of Automotive Fleet is a unique one that may totally confuse some politicians.
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