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The 2018 calendar-year featured a number of new truck launches. Fleet managers continue to look for ways to reduce costs through improved spec'ing and fuel management, as well as continue their interest in the lease vs. own debate.
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The vehicles in this latest recall, however, are reportedly still on dealer lots and in assembly plants.
Read More →General Motors executives reaffirmed their commitment to offering diesel engines across the company's vehicle lineup while speaking at an event hosted by the Washington Automotive Press Association, according to leading diesel group.
Read More →IIHS recently conducted a round of crash tests for large pickup trucks, and the results were mostly disappointing except for the Ford F-150 SuperCab.
Read More →General Motors previewed its new 2020 models and gave center stage to top execs to discuss key industry trends.
Read More →These five top medium-duty work trucks represent the finalists for the annual Medium-Duty Truck of the Year award. Who made the cut?
Read More →Order cut-off dates for several 2018 model year truck models are fast approaching, according to Wheels, Inc. General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles have announced earlier than normal cut-off dates as they plan to move production and retool their plants in preparation for upcoming new designs and changes.
Read More →The growing number of fuel-efficient and alt-fuel offerings from OEMs and aftermarket upfitters for truck fleets give fleet managers more options than ever to manage fuel spend.
Read More →Order cut-off dates for key 2018 model-year fleet truck models, including Ram, Ford, and Chevrolet, are quickly approaching.
Read More →In addition to older models, this latest round of recalls includes some late-model Chevrolet, Cadillac and Buick vehicles.
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