Joe Mappes Promoted to ADESA Director of Dealer Sales

William R. Keenan and David J. Zuidema Appointed Senior Vice Presidents at PHH Arval

GM Prototype System Helps Prevents Collisions

The system, called V2V, emits visual instrument panel warnings and applies brakes to make an emergency stop to avoid a rear-end collision.

How Will Accounting Rules Impact Off-Balance

The FASB and IASB have put a new leasing project on their agendas. The outcome will be the creation of one leasing standard applied worldwide. Is this the beginning of the end of off-balance sheet accounting for fleet leases?

The Color Silver Remains Top North American Vehicle Color in 2006

TROY, MI – The color silver has topped the automotive color charts once again this year, maintaining its spot as the most popular car color in North America. But in the future it will take on a fresh appearance as blues, browns, and greens start to surge and become infused with silver to create a new look, according to the 2006 color popularity survey results by PPG Industries.

Edmunds.com Names 2007 Toyota Tundra Most Significant Vehicle of the Year

Tundra's range of engine sizes, body styles and other equipment appeals to light truck market, could unseat domestic automakers' dominance, according to Edmunds.com.

N.A.D.A. Official Used Car Guide Company, RVI Analytical Services Partner to Offer New Cutting-Edge Applications

Introducing the Volvo XC90 V8 Sport

A new version of Volvo's successful SUV is available with a dynamic chassis setting, unique appearance, interior specification upgrades and sport tuned suspension. The Volvo XC90 V8 Sport is priced at $49,995 including destination.

Toyota Announces 2007-Model Year Hybrids Qualify For Federal Hybrid Tax Credit Amounts

The 2007-model year Toyota Prius, Highlander hybrid, and Lexus RX 400h vehicles have received Internal Revenue Service (IRS) approval and qualify for the same credit amounts as the model-year 2006 versions of these vehicles.

Hino Receives Certification for EPA ‘07 Compliant Engines

Hino introduced emissions changes in May 2005 in compliance with Japanese requirements for tighter NOx and PM levels, thus allowing Hino to get a jump on the commercial applications used in its J-series engines for the U.S. market.