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FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – The National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) recently released its 2008 Market Resource Guide that provides detailed information on the more than 1,750 NTEA member companies.
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FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – Ten chassis manufacturers presented changes and updates for their commercial vehicles at the New Model Truck Product Conference held Sept. 17–19.
Read More →With increased upfitting of trucks to specific job applications, fleet managers may have a more difficult time selecting the right chassis to handle the load. A simple formula can help avoid this difficulty.
Read More →FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – Registration for The Work Truck Show 2008 and 44th Annual National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) Convention opens in early October.
Read More →FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – The Report's Executive Summary reviews the results and emphasizes the differences between the typical and high-profit NTEA member.
Read More →FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – From a high of 9.7 percent to a low of 3.1 percent, pre-tax profits varied widely among manufacturers in the work truck industry. The gap widened even more so when return on investment (ROI) between the typical manufacturer (6.8 percent) and the high-profit manufacturer (25.2 percent) was examined.
Read More →FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – Improving how business people relate to their customers will be the topic of regional “Closing the Gap” seminars hosted by the National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA).
Read More →FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – The New Model Truck Product Conference (TPC) is Sept. 17–19, at the Hyatt Regency Dearborn in Dearborn, Mich. It will be hosted by the National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) and is an annual members-only event.
Read More →FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – The National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) welcomed 13 new members to the growing list of Member Verification Program (MVP) companies.
Read More →The 2008 Sterling Bullet, the new Class 4-5 truck from Sterling Corp., is engineered and vocationally specific enough to handle the toughest jobs.
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