NADAguides.com Shows New/Used Fuel Sippers

A recent NADAguides.com analysis revealed that seven of the 10 most economical new cars and seven of the 10 most economical used cars at the NADAguides.com website were standard gasoline-powered vehicles.

Calif. Summit Encourages Low-Carbon Fuel Usage

Industry leaders met to discuss the state of low-carbon fuels in California at the Clean, Low-Carbon Fuels Summit, an annual event held by the clean transportation consortium CALSTART.

Beyond the Deal: The Teamwork That Turns Fuel Savings Into Real Results

Fuel savings require more than a discount. Uncover hidden costs, fix compliance gaps, and boost ROI with cross-team effort and the right partner support.

No Improvement in U.S. Average Fuel Economy for 2004

Ford Expands Facility, Will Continue Producing Medium-Duty Trucks

Ford is investing $1.5 billion into Lorain County at the Ford Ohio Assembly Plant in Avon Lake to assemble an all-new commercial electric vehicle.

Rotary R544 ProTruck Wheel Balancer for Heavy-Duty Trucks

Rotary’s R544 ProTruck 2D Heavy-Duty Wheel Balancer is a versatile commercial truck balancer capable of handling large jobs. 

Sysco to Buy up to 800 Freightliner eCascadia Trucks

The first battery-electric eCascadia delivery is expected to arrive at Sysco’s Riverside, California, site later this year.

2007 Model Year Brings Total of 31 Flex-Fuel Vehicles

All but one of the 12 most recent additions to the list are light trucks; study shows two-thirds of consumers know about flex-fuel cars.

Low Gasoline Prices Causing Shift to Trucks, Dealers Say

Low gasoline prices and pent-up consumer demand should propel new car and light truck sales to an estimated 16.94 million in 2015, according to the National Automobile Dealers Association.