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The Ford F-450 and F-550 Super Duty Chassis Cab trucks with the Westport WiNG Power System are available exclusively for order at Westport authorized Ford dealerships.
Read More →DISH recently announced the deployment of 200 ROUSH CleanTech propane autogas-powered Ford E-250 cargo vans that will be used by technicians as they provide service to residential and commercial customers.
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Auto Crane is celebrating a milestone. It has been 55 years since the company’s invention of the original field service crane, and with it, the birth of a new industry.
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Designated Chevrolet and GMC dealers will provide priority service and hours to fleet customers; offer them business financing and leasing options; handle remarketing and disposal; offer work-ready loaner vehicles; and offer 24-hour towing service.
Read More →The Reading Group, LLC, a provider of service truck equipment, will enhance its distribution operations to better serve a growing national customer base.
Read More →Westport Innovations Inc., a provider of natural gas engines, announced that its Westport WiNG Power System, a compressed natural gas (CNG) bi-fuel system, will be available for order on the Ford F-450 and F-550 Super Duty Chassis Cab trucks starting April 1, 2013.
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Volvo said it plans to debut major changes to its current model lineup at the Geneva Auto Show in Europe, including the latest editions of the automaker’s S80 sedan and XC70 crossover.
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Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide, Inc.announced that it will showcase a new Power Solutions International (PSI) 8.8L natural gas engine with Quantum's compressed natural gas (CNG) fuel system at the 2013 NTEA Work Truck Show.
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Designated Chevrolet and GMC dealers will provide priority service and hours to fleet customers; offer them business financing and leasing options; handle remarketing and disposal; offer work-ready loaner vehicles; and offer 24-hour towing service.
Read More →The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) study concluded that concrete pavements, inherently stiffer than asphalt, can reduce a vehicle's "footprint" and gas costs. Using stiffer pavements can reduce fuel consumption by as much as 3%.
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