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Debbie Struna, chairperson for the Women in Fleet Management mentorship task force, discusses the resources available to organizations to better plan for new entrants taking over the fleet manager’s role.
Read More →Mirroring the decline in total fueling sites, the number of fueling sites with full fleet data capture has declined slightly. Fleets continue to increase fuel card use, and analysts still predict growth in the fleet fuel card market.
Read More →Change is coming fast and furious to the fleet market. Staying on top of all the new trends and technology is a full time job for most fleet managers.
Read More →ARLINGTON, VA --- In recent Insurance Institute for Highway Safety tests, the 2008 Smart Fortwo, the smallest car for sale in the U.S. market, earned the top rating of "good" for front and side crash protection.
Read More →General Motors decided to bring the Buick Envision, which has been built and sold in China since 2014, to the North American market this summer. The mid-size crossover SUV slots in perfectly between the compact Encore and full-size Enclave.
Read More →Paul Ballew, GM executive director of global market and industry analysis, said the average vehicle transaction price in the U.S.A. rose to $27,023 in 2003, up from $26,249 the year before.
Read More →Pontiac, synonymous with cars for years, is set to take another crack at the booming SUV market, according to the Detroit News. And General Motors Corp. hopes the new Torrent sport/utility vehicle will go where the Aztek failed to climb — up the sales charts.
Read More →DEARBORN, MI – When the all-new 2007 Ford Edge and Lincoln Aviator crossover utility vehicles hit the market they will be equipped with Ford Motor Company's newest six-speed, front-wheel-drive automatic transaxle – the 6F.
Read More →ALPHARETTA, GA – Mark Conroy, national sales vice president, mid-market for LeasePlan USA, was named president of the Automotive Fleet & Leasing Association (AFLA) at its 2006 Annual Meeting and Conference in September.
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