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Twenty vehicles were included in an online ballot and voted on by professional fleet managers, who were asked to consider which medium-duty truck model best fit their fleet requirements, including application effectiveness, durability, quality, servicing, maintenance and lifecycle costs.
Read More →By March 8, businesses and residents in the 21 new markets will be able to place a reservation for Nissan Leafs. Deliveries will start taking place in these new markets this summer.
Read More →Subaru earned the top score in the publication’s report cards for 2012, scoring 75 points — two points higher than in 2011.
Read More →Mike Hobson, director of marketing for Nissan commercial vehicles, told The Smart Van that the one of the key targets of the Nissan NV Cargo Van is for customers who practically live and work out of their vehicle.
Read More →Under this program, the Prius Plug-in is eligible for a $1,500 rebate that will be provided on a first come, first-served basis. The PHEV is also eligible for the state's carpool lane.
Read More →DETROIT – Being green-minded has its advantages in California, particularly for operators of the MY-2012 Chevrolet Volt electric car. California has authorized a $1,500 state rebate and will allow drivers to use the state’s carpool lanes while traveling solo.
Read More →Fleet buyers tasked with finding a luxury compact for less will be compelled to take a hard look at the Verano.
Read More →The Camry is known for its spacious interior, and the 2012 edition is the roomiest yet. As well, the Camry Hybrid, also new for 2012, boasts a 30% improvement in fuel efficiency, now earning up to 43 mpg.
Read More →In its initial run of up to 1,000 units a year, Ford will sell the van almost exclusively to fleet and for other commercial uses that will limit its use to regular, predetermined routes from a central location.
Read More →The Mitsubishi i has a range of about 62 miles from a fully charged lithium-ion battery pack and 112-combined MPGe (miles per gallon equivalent).
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