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With two models on the market and two on the way, compact cargo vans offer fleets functionality and versatility in a more economical package.
Read More →Fully redesigned for the 2015-MY, the new Ford F-150 lighter, stronger and more powerful than the outgoing model. It is expected to shed about 700 pounds, thanks to aluminum body parts.
Read More →The 2015 Ford F-150 has 10 driver assist features to entice customers to purchase the truck when it goes on sale later this year, according to Ford. View a video of the features. Photos courtesy of Ford.
Read More →Chrysler expands Ram 1500 production. Other announcements include Ford adding a second shift in KC to meet Transit demand, Chevrolet Silverado's new "toughnology" concept, and talks of a new Mercedes-Benz van arriving in 2015.
Read More →The vans might have been manufactured without epoxy reinforcement on the windowless sliding doors.
Read More →A lineup of new full-size commercial vans from Chrysler/Ram, Ford, and Mercedes-Benz will deliver significantly higher residual value that their counterparts from previous generations, according to ALG’s latest industry projection.
Read More →Ford's 2015 Transit full-size van offers a significant improvement in fuel economy when compared to the outgoing E-Series van it's replacing, according to the company and U.S. EPA.
Read More →Full-size pickups have the highest theft rate, and thieves steal them from both fleets and retail users, according to the bureau, which studied thefts of vehicle from the 2011, 2012, and 2013 model years. The bureau typically reports theft trends from data reported by law enforcement agencies.
Read More →When drivers continually scan their surroundings, they can better anticipate hazards and maintain a space cushion around their vehicle. Here is some advice on driver scanning.
Read More →Ford will offer cutaway van models of its E-Series as well as its Transit, but doesn't view the move as competing with itself, because the offerings compete in different weight classes.
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