Australian Fleet Registrations Dip after Years of Growth

The fleet market in Australia has increasingly shown interest in utilizing diesel vehicles. Leading the diesel market in the country are Toyota, Ford, and Isuzu, whose sales are bolstered heavily by the success of their pickup trucks/utes and large SUVs.

A‐Z Bus Sales Becomes First Roush Cleantech Dedicated Bus Dealer

COLTON, CA - A‐Z Bus Sales, Inc. announced a new agreement with ROUSH CleanTech to purchase and install the ROUSH CleanTech liquid propane autogas fuel system on newer model-year buses and trucks.

Insurance Researchers: Cadillac Escalade Tops Theft Loss List

ARLINGTON, VA - The rate at which people file insurance claims for theft is highest for versions of the 2007-2009 Cadillac Escalade, a luxury SUV. The Escalade is followed by the Ford F-250 crew pickup, Infiniti G37 luxury car, and Dodge Charger with a HEMI engine.

U.S. EV Sales Push to Record 1.3 Million in 2024

Domestic sales of EVs benefitted from strong incentives from the automakers, excellent lease deals, and federal and state incentive programs.

Used Vehicle Depreciation Dips in May

Used vehicle values from the 2010 to 2014 model years fell 0.5% in May from April levels with cars showing a slightly higher depreciation rate than trucks, according to Black Book.

Ford's Fleet Advisory Board Meeting Showcases Technologies & Product

At the group’s fall meeting, Ford’s Fleet Advisory Board members toured the automaker’s test lab and Dearborn Truck Plant to receive updates on Ford’s product plans and new-vehicle technologies.

Comparing Vans by Lifecycle Cost

This analysis shows that ownership costs for vans with similar powertrains, GVWR, and capacities can vary by manufacturer as much as $9,000.

NAFA Foundation to Conduct First-Ever Fleet Customer Satisfaction Benchmarking Study

GM Tops List of Michigan's Largest Public Companies

With 2001 revenue totaling $177.3 billion, GM was named the top-ranked Michigan public company, according to the Detroit Free Press’ annual ranking.