Ford claimed multiple honors in the 19th annual Vincentric Best Fleet Value in America Awards with four trucks and three vans winning their respective categories.
According to Vincentric, fleet costs per mile for most vehicle categories increased slightly in the fourth quarter, tempered by falling fuel prices.
According to Vincentric, fleet cost per mile for most vehicle categories decreased slightly in the third quarter, while the Pickup and SUV categories remained the same.
An exclusive web tool, powered by Vincentric, allows fleet managers to compare vehicle cost of ownership, engine options, incentives, maintenance, and more.
Toyota and Chevrolet earning six awards each. Audi was close behind with four segment winners.
This analysis shows that ownership costs for vans with similar powertrains, GVWR, and capacities can vary by manufacturer as much as $9,000.
BINGHAM FARMS, MI – The 7th annual Vincentric Best Fleet Value in America awards were announced today, with General Motors’ van and heavy-duty pickup showing particular strength. The automaker picked up 9 awards.
BINGHAM FARMS, MI - The brands with the highest number of winners across the different vehicle categories include General Motors, with nine vehicles, and Toyota, with seven vehicles, according to Vincentric.
BINGHAM FARMS, MI - Users are able to manipulate dozens of specific variables for each market and each driver, including actual acquisition costs, specific annual mileage, state, finance terms, fuel costs and lifecycle terms for more than 2,000 vehicle configurations from the 2011 and 2012 model years.
Downsizing to a smaller truck or van can improve your total cost — if you can afford the downgrade in capabilities.
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