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Gearing up for 2015-MY lineups, automakers have detailed numerous truck and van models now that they're reaching dealerships.
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The action in the commercial van market is getting hot and heavy. With pickup truck-like capabilities, improved fuel economy, and white space for branding, new and updated van offerings are attracting a new breed of business entrepreneurs.
Read More →Several major van announcements made the news in the last two weeks, with Ford announcing that it will keep the Ford E-Series cutaway and stripped chassis models through 2014, while GM plans to retire the 1500 Express/Savana vans.
Read More →Larson Electronics now offers a variety of no-drill roof mounting plates for Chevrolet Trucks, including the Silverado and GMC Sierra.
Read More →Enova will host a national vehicle exhibition in June and display its Ford, Chevy and Daimler/Freightliner electric vehicles.
Read More →Chevrolet will offer Class 4 and 5 versions of its Silverado for commercial users in fields such as construction, utility services, and first responders, the company announced at the Texas Auto Show.
Read More →The 2015 Ram ProMaster City is entering the competitive compact van market in late 2014 with class-leading cargo volume and a nine-speed transmission. The van will compete with Ford's Transit Connect, Nissan's NV200, and GM's Chevrolet City Express. Read the full story here. Photos courtesy of Fiat Chrysler.
Read More →General Motors unveiled its all-new 2014-MY Chevrolet Impala at the 2012 New York International Auto Show. The following gallery shows some of the vehicle's new features and its new look. Photos shown are courtesy of General Motors.
Read More →Without vehicles, you can’t have a fleet. Which vehicles have driven the fleet industry over the decades since Automotive Fleet's inception in 1961?
Read More →A new 14,200-lb. GVWR G-Van diesel cutaway chassis expands the platform’s capabilities in the commercial market. Potential uses include commercial trucks, ambulances, and shuttle buses.
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