Comvoy Shows Work Truck Demand Keeps Rising
Celebrating the two year mark since its launch, Comvoy.com continues to experience growth, further showing the market's need for work-ready vehicles.

Comvoy.com provides an easy way for vocational work truck fleets to locate needed inventory.
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Celebrating the two year mark since its launch, Comvoy.com continues to experience growth, further showing the market's need for work-ready vehicles.
Commercial vehicles are used by industries that support nearly 80% of the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Work Truck Solutions created Comvoy, a marketplace that offers users the ability to search vehicles by vocation, backed by detailed configuration data enabling a dealer to accurately meet the demands of the commercial shopper.
"Today, Comvoy is a national source for vehicles that helps fleet managers (approximately 40,000 new and 25,000 used currently) locate work trucks, which has been a challenge for many in today's landscape," a spokesperson told Work Truck.
Citing a 329% year-over-year lift in web leads, Kathryn Schifferle, CEO of Comvoy and Founder/CEO of Work Truck Solutions, said “It’s rewarding to see work truck and van buyers using our national locator to find the vehicles they need to run their businesses.”
In addition to web lead increases, direct calls due to searches were up 322% year-over-year, while new users jumped 133%. This growth has also attracted partners wanting to reach commercial vehicle buyers, and partner with dealerships listing vehicles.
Kirk Mann, Senior Vice President and GM of Transportation Finance at Mitsubishi HC Capital America, a Comvoy partner, said “Comvoy.com is a great tool for matching commercial vehicle customers and dealers, and adding us as a financing partner is a beneficial addition to that service. Collaborating with Work Truck Solutions and Comvoy fits well with our strategy as we are committed to developing innovative solutions that support our dealer partners’ growth initiatives.”
With continued strong performance of commercial truck sales, including a 15+% year-over-year increase for medium-duty trucks, and a 29% increase in final-mile activity, there is certainly market demand. However, industry-wide supply shortages continue to limit production, making finding commercial vehicles difficult.
Schifferle added, “Comvoy is all about making the search process as efficient as possible to really match commercial customers to the right work trucks and vans for their jobs. Comvoy also extends dealers’ reach to a national market which assists both sides of the purchase equation.”
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