
The use of high strength steel has made the Chevrolet Silverado lighter, stronger, and more efficient. Those attributes are highlighted in the simulated raw steel appearance of the new Silverado 'Toughnology' concept.
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Chrysler is expanding the capabilities of its Warren, Mich., plant to produce 28,565 additional Ram 1500 pickup trucks each year, the company has announced.
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Hino Trucks named Matt Kiernan of O’Connor Motor Company the winner of its sixth annual National Service Skills Competition.
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Several utilities made it into this year’s Dow Jones 2014 Sustainability Yearbook, a report that publicly recognizes companies that have excelled in corporate sustainability.
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Following on the success of the Sprinter van in the U.S. market, Daimler plans to introduce a mid-size van sometime next year. The van made its debut in Berlin, Germany, in late July, but Daimler execs were coy on an actual release date for the American version of the van, saying only that it would be introduced in the fall 2015 in a MY 2016 designation.
Read More →Goodyear is accepting nominations for its 32nd North America Highway Hero Award through Nov. 29, 2014.
Read More →Fifteen members of the in-house Quality Control team from the CEI Group, Inc. (CEI) have completed I-CAR's course in collision repairs on the new 2015 Ford F-150 pickup truck, which makes the most extensive use of aluminum of any light-duty vehicle on the road, CEI has announced.
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The aerial device and digger derrick trucks are equipped with a battery equalizer that may be susceptible to electrical fire because of an epoxy sealing compound.
Read More →California's Gov. Jerry Brown has signed several pieces of legislation that will lead to additional alternative fuel and technology vehicles on the road by 2023.
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Attendees of events in Miami and the Orlando area earlier this month included commercial fleet representatives, government agencies, fleet management companies, and dealers, a Chrysler spokeswoman said.
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