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The latest recalls are from East Manufacturing, Lightning eMotors, Ford, and PACCAR Incorporated on certain parts of their vehicles.
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Volvo and GM announced major production investments and Ford announced it will offer connectivity in previous model-year vehicles. This week also saw a number of recalls, including 3.1M vehicles recalled for Takata air bags.
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 →Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Toyota, Subaru, Nissan, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, and Mazda announce their commercial fleet 2009-MY incentive programs.
Read More →Growth in 2022 and 2023 will be driven by utility and light-duty trucks, such as vans in the U.K. and pickup trucks in the U.S.
Read More →General Motors, Ford and Chrysler have committed to a diesel option in the next generation of their light-duty pickups.
Read More →Two automakers responded to lawsuits over its diesel vehicles, Ford recalled two models, and Volvo unveiled its new VNR model.
Read More →Ford, General Motors, Chrysler, Audi, BMW, Isuzu, KIA, Mazda, Nissan, Subaru, Toyota, and Volvo have released their commercial fleet incentives on select 2014 models, ranging from $200 to $8,500.
Read More →Ford and Peterbilt announced new driver assist systems for its new models and GM and Nissan announced more details for its 2017 packages.
Read More →Three of the latest companies that intend to add XLP F-150s to their fleet include the City of Long Beach, Calif., Southern California Edison (SCE), and Tampa Electric (TECO).
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