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Vehicle replacement decisions affect every aspect of fleet performance, from operating costs to asset availability. This guide explores how fleet leaders use integrated data, benchmarking, and lifecycle analytics to determine the right fleet size and optimize replacement timing with greater confidence.
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Chrysler said that it plans to call this new large van the ProMaster and that it will go on sale in the third quarter of 2013.
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The Ford Fusion continues to be a favorite for fleets going into 2013. Taking the title of “Fleet Car of the Year”once again, this year marks the vehicle’s third consecutive win.
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The wheels-up redesign of Toyota’s 2013 Avalon emphasizes design, function, and performance.
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Fleet managers have spoken and the results are in. The all-new 2013 Ram 1500 was selected as the best-of-the-best for the annual truck award.
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Nearly 50 vehicles debuted this year at the L.A. Auto Show. The following slideshow highlights sedans at the show, including vehicles shown for the first time as well as other new-model vehicles. Photos by Greg Basich, Chris Brown, Lauren Fletcher, Grace Suizo, Joanne Tucker and Chris Wolski.
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At the 2012 L.A. Auto Show, nearly 50 vehicles debuted, including several crossover models. The following slideshow highlights vehicles in the truck, van and crossover/SUV segments that appeared at the show, including debut vehicles and other new models. Photos by Greg Basich, Lauren Fletcher and Joanne Tucker.
Read More →You can read some of the latest features from Business Fleet Magazine online. This issue takes a look at small fleet paths to propane autogas, how an NYC delivery fleet navigates and see what GM is doing to revamp its small fleet outreach.
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The Audi Q5 Hybrid is the automakers's first mass-production hybrid vehicle.
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The five-passenger, four-cylinder Encore dropped a couple weight classes to duke it out with a select class of fighters, while boasting an impressive cargo capacity at 18 cubic feet.
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While you can still count on the Accord for its proven track record in reliability and resale value, the vehicle has been outdone on many other fronts.
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