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SEARCHCardone Industries announced its new Fleet Direct Program at the The Work Truck Show 2019 in Indianapoli, providing direct access to Cardone's inventory and priority shipping to any location.
Family-owned aftermarket provider Cardone Industries announced its new Fleet Direct Program at the The Work Truck Show 2019 in Indianapolis.
Fleet customers enrolled in the program will enjoy direct access to Cardone's inventory and priority shipping to any location.
To launch the program, Cardone hired fleet industry expert, Amy Dobrikova, as VP of Channel Sales Fleet. “I see so much potential for Cardone to grow in the fleet sector. With our diverse product offering, sustainable remanufacturing processes and ability to offer significant cost savings to fleets nationwide, Cardone offers a winning combination of product replacement solutions. I am excited to represent Cardone and help launch its new Fleet Direct Program to save fleets money,” Dobrikova said.
Dobrikova is a past Chairman of NTEA's Green Truck Association and has held positions as president of Intelligent Fleet Solutions, VP of sales for PureForge, and positions with Parker Hannifin, Cummins Crosspoint Kinetrics, and more.
Cardone offers both new and remanufactured parts. The company’s 49-year history is rooted in remanufacturing, taking discared original equipment (OE) parts and completely disassembling, cleaning, and renewing them at a fraction of the original manufacturing cost.
Cardone offers more than 43,000 SKUs and 90 product lines covering brakes, drivetrain, engine, electrical, electronics, fuel/air, motors, pumps, and steering systems.
The aftermarket equipment provider three products at The Work Truck Show 2019, including its heavy-duty disc capilers, complete axle assemblies, and turbochargers.
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