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BINGHAM FARMS, MI – The 7th annual Vincentric Best Fleet Value in America awards were announced today, with General Motors’ van and heavy-duty pickup showing particular strength. The automaker picked up 9 awards.
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Toyota and Chevrolet earning six awards each. Audi was close behind with four segment winners.
Read More →Corrected: General Motors won nine categories, such as best in value for a full-size half-ton passenger van. Toyota walked away with seven total awards including for the Prius Plug-in Hybrid and Toyota Camry Hybrid.
Read More →J.B. Poindexter & Co, founded by John B. Poindexter in 1985, is celebrating its 40th year in business.
Read More →The jury is still out on total cost of ownership (TCO) for the 2015 F-150; however, fleet owners should not expect a high cost-to-own increase from the 2014 to 2015 F-150 models, according to Vincentric.
Read More →The Lincoln MKZ Hybrid had the largest advantage in comparison to its gasoline alternative at a savings of more than $7,000.
Read More →GM, Ford and Toyota top Vincentric’s annual awards list for the 2013 model year.
Read More →Toyota scoops up 10 trophies in Vincentric’s fifth annual Best Fleet Value in America awards.
Read More →Out of 23 diesel models measured, eight had a total cost of ownership lower than their all-gasoline powered counterparts.
Read More →Kelley Blue Book will deliver a comprehensive overview of the electric vehicle market, while Vincentric will present total cost of ownership (TCO) data for available electric models.
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