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Toyota, Ford, and General Motors lead the pack, earning awards in multiple segments. Volvo outpaced its competitors in the premium categories and won three awards.
Read More →Worries about Europe’s debt problems and high oil inventories are said to be the reasons for the drop in U.S. oil prices.
Read More →The eStar all-electric truck is the first medium-duty commercial vehicle to receive certification from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and California Air Resources Board. FedEx will evaluate the performance of the eStar vehicle in its fleet as it operates in the Los Angeles area.
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The 2011 Fiesta received an Environmental Protection Agency certified 40 mpg rating, which is 5 mpg better than the Honda Fit and 4 mpg better than the Toyota Yaris.
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General Motors announced that both heavy-duty trucks increased towing and payload ratings to 21,700 pounds of towing and 6,635 pounds of payload.
Read More →Seventy-five fleet managers polled at the annual NAFA Institute & Expo in Detroit, respondents chose cost savings and driver safety as the top two issues they will focus on throughout the remainder of 2010.
Read More →As part of its initiative to reduce operating costs and greenhouse gas emissions, DSNY has elected to run a Hino light-duty diesel hybrid cab-over for parts delivery.
Read More →General Motors said Monday it plans to offer compressed natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas versions of the Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana full-size vans later this year.
Read More →The event is the second in a series of 14 training seminars across the country made possible by a $1.6 million grant from the Energy Department. The nationwide training program will consist of workshops that cover topics including alternative fuel quality, infrastructure, available vehicles, safety, and environmental impact.
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Used-vehicle prices are achieving highs that will start to drive used-vehicle buyers to new cars, says Tom Kontos in Adesa's April Current Used Vehicle Market Conditions and Outlook.
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