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Photo Galleries•by Staff•July 1, 2011

[1977] AF's Fleet Dealer of the Year Awards

Automotive Fleet honors the industry's top fleet dealers.

Photo Galleries•by Staff•June 8, 2011

[1980] AF Top Fleet Dealers Honored

Automotive Fleet honors the nation's top selling fleet dealers.

Articles•July 1, 1982

Coping With the Changing Diesel Market: AF Interviews Arnie Mack, Don Kolb, Ron Vogt

Automotive Fleet, noting the change in the used car market regarding diesel-powered vehicles, took the time recently to speak with four 'diesel experts' at a symposium sponsored by AF.

Articles•May 1, 1978

Top Fleet Dealers Responsible for Over 107,000 Vehicles

AF announces its Top Fleet Dealer Awards

Articles•by Ed Bobit•December 1, 1973

Ed Bobit's Publisher's Page

Hey, they are taking all the fun out of owning and driving a car. And you and I are paying through the nose for it. Just ask any knowledgeable used car man what kind of residual there is for emission controls, head rests and harnesses.

Articles•June 1, 1965

3-Speed Transmission For Olds 4-4-2

A new fully synchronized, 3-speed manual transmission is now standard equipment on 1965 Oldsmobile 4-4-2 high-performance sports option.

Articles•July 1, 1963

AF Goes To Detroit to Preview of The 1964 Cars

Changes Held to A Minimum In New Models

Articles•May 1, 1963

Air Conditioned Cars Are Moving Out Of The Status Symbol Class

Cool Cars Are Moving Out Of the Status-Symbol Class As Prices Go Down And Quality Improves

Articles•October 1, 1962

Automaker Fleet Managers Evaluate Their New Lines

To help fleet users determine what is available to them in the way of 1963 fleet cars, Automotive Fleet asked the fleet managers of the major auto companies to comment on their new models.

Articles•Cover Story•October 1, 1962

Styling Conformity Marks the 1963s; Last Year's Functional Changes Expanded

The 1963 cars which are now dotting the streets do not feature many engineering or functional changes-the prime concern of all fleet users. There are no breathtaking announcements or engineering breakthroughs. Styling refinements, for the most part, are the byword for 1963.