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Peter Klopchic, vice president of vehicle remarketing for CitiCapital Fleet, has accepted a new position in CitiCapital’s international asset disposal department where he will be responsible for various activities in Canada and Europe.
Read More →United Parcel Service (UPS) and Federal Express are beginning to switch out old diesel-powered delivery vans from their combined fleets of 100,000 vehicles to testing a variety of cleaner fuels and technologies, according to BusinessWeek. The cleaner fuels and technologies include compressed natural gas, diesel-electric hybrids and hydrogen fuel cells.
Read More →Howard Wodack, senior vice president, management information systems, retired from ARI after 36 years of service with the company. During this period, Wodack was instrumental in helping ARI to implement its very first computer system in 1968 and he continued in this capacity up through the development of the company’s current Internet-enabled fleet management system.
Read More →Two of the automotive industry’s online vehicle information companies announced on July 29, 2003 a data sharing partnership. NADAguides.com, a leading vehicle information resource on the Internet, and Chrome Systems Corporation, a provider of automotive data, configuration technology and commerce solutions, teamed up to provide the automotive industry with a comprehensive database of new- and used
Read More →Two of the automotive industry’s online vehicle information companies announced on July 29, 2003 a data sharing partnership. NADAguides.com, a leading vehicle information resource on the Internet, and Chrome Systems Corporation, a provider of automotive data, configuration technology and commerce solutions, teamed up to provide the automotive industry with a comprehensive database of new- and used
Read More →Ford Motor Co. said on July 15 that it would spend $335 million to retool its Lima, OH engine plant to build up to 325,000 V-6 engines per year. The new engine is to be used in a variety of Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury cars and SUVs. Production will begin by the end of 2005.
Read More →Honda Motor Co., Ltd. on July 15, 2003, became the world’s first automaker to supply a fuel cell vehicle to a private corporation, delivering a Honda FCX to the Iwatani International Corporation at the Ariake Hydrogen Station in Koto-ku, Tokyo. Japan’s top domestic hydrogen manufacturer, Iwatani International Corporation has head offices in Tokyo and Osaka.
Read More →Flexcar, a provider of car-sharing programs, announced that it has upgraded the San Diego fleet with environmentally friendly Honda Civic Hybrids.
Read More →Internet use is up, days until delivery are down and fleet resale dealers are buying more of their cars through online auctions than in recent years. That’s the word from the National Association of Fleet Resale Dealers (NAFRD), which announced the results of its 2002-2003 Business Survey. The survey, taken every year since 1986, provides a closer look at everything from the average cost of prepa
Read More →Early on the morning of July 3, the Rhode island legislature voted to eliminate lessor vicarious liability for all leases with a term of 39 months or less. The legislation is effective as of July 1, 2003, but expires on July 1, 2004.
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