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The California State Senate approved legislation last Thursday that would ban the use of hand-held cell phones while driving.
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MONTVALE, NJ – Mercedes-Benz announced that its commercial van dealers, Daimler Vans USA and its combined network of both Mercedes-Benz and Freightliner Sprinter dealers, achieved a total of 16,577 vans sold, exceeding 2010’s sales of 8,559 units.
Read More →Factors influencing 2012 fleet ordering include the improving national economy, initiatives to acquire more fuel-efficient units, and right-sizing trends. However, these forces are tempered by ongoing pressure to reduce capital expenditures. With approximately 70 percent of corporate fleet managers reporting to sourcing groups, there is increased focus on initial acquisition costs and ways to reduce capital expenditures. Here's our forecast of commercial fleet buying inclinations for MY-2012.
Read More →MONTVALE, NJ - Daimler Vans USA is launching its fifth new Sprinter model – the Crew Van, which joins the Cargo Van, Passenger Van, MiniBus and Cab Chassis.
Read More →MONTVALE, NJ - Mercedes-Benz USA (MBUSA) announced that it has established its 100th Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van dealership, bringing the total number of dealerships to 156 including the Freightliner Sprinter Van network.
Read More →Kitchens on Wheels has been named an approved food truck upfitter for the Sprinter by Daimler Vans.
Read More →Dodge's all-new work vans arrive this spring, with choice of two engines, increased size and cargo room and three GVWR configurations.
Read More →DETROIT, MI – DaimlerChrysler is expanding its concept plug-in hybrid program to include the all-new 2007 Dodge Sprinter. Up to 20 Dodge Sprinter Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) will be placed with customers in the United States between now and the first quarter of 2008 as part of a test-fleet program.
Read More →Mercedes-Benz Vans showed an early look at its next-generation Sprinter full-size van that it will launch in Europe by July 1 and roll out to the U.S. and other markets later in 2018.
Read More →Starting July 8, motorists caught talking on a cell phone while in motion will face a $50 fine. The penalty will jump to $200 in cases where cell phone conversations cause accidents.
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