Since its North American debut in 1997, the Forester has evolved from a compact wagon to a fully capable midsize crossover SUV. This newest redesign continues that growth and adds technical refinements and improved fuel efficiency.
The 2013-MY RAV4 is a brand-new car with brand-new dimensions compared to earlier generations. The exterior, for example, is a radical departure from its predecessors’ boxy, utilitarian designs.
Each new year has brought technological advancement and additional options to the Lincoln MKZ, and the second-generation model is no exception.
There are more hybrid models than ever before, but is the gap shrinking on return on investment for fleets?
Providing company vehicles is helping this cleaning company grow its business, retain workers and market itself as an environmentally friendly brand.
Fleet managers have spoken and the results are in. The all-new 2013 Ram 1500 was selected as the top fleet truck, while the Ford Fusion took the fleet car crown for the third consecutive year.
To determine whether an extended warranty is right for your fleet, review vehicle usage, lifecycles, and replacement policies.
Increasingly, fleet managers find themselves interacting with procurement or purchasing functions. This can lead to confusion and frustration, unless fleet managers understand how to deal with procurement pros.
CY-2012 was a great sales year for BMW North America. Contributing to this sales effort was the BMW Group Corporate Fleet Program for the BMW and MINI brands, which has expanded its inroads into the commercial fleet market.
As John F. Kennedy once said, “History is a relentless master. It has no present, only the past rushing into the future. To try to hold fast is to be swept aside.”
“Repair or replace” is one of the basic decisions fleet managers must make, often several times each year. Knowing the value of fleet assets, and collecting the right data, will help make the decision a simple one.
While obstacles to tackle when creating a safety culture abound, fleet managers must address issues such as recognizing the need for change and making it a top company priority.
The decision to go green requires fleets to first establish the means and objectives to be attained. Challenges include financial considerations, government mandates, and infrastructure concerns, which must be planned for in advance.
Use of aluminum in light vehicles is anticipated to increase 60 percent by 2025, reducing vehicle weight and increasing safety.
Industry experts believe the FMCSA provisions will fundamentally change the way many fleets do business. Main points of the revised ruling are highlighted.
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