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Vincentric announced the winners of its 2009 Best Fleet Value in America awards, with strong fleet product lines from General Motors and Toyota each earning seven awards, and Ford with five winning vehicles.
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BINGHAM FARMS, MI – Vincentric announced the winners of its 2009 Best Fleet Value in America awards, with strong fleet product lines from General Motors and Toyota each earning seven awards, and Ford with five winning vehicles.
Read More →Skyrocketing pump prices and disparate gas and diesel fuel costs prompted us to take a new look at diesel-powered vehicles.
Read More →Follow these common- sense strategies before the acquisition decision, during ownership, and prior to resale to help you hold the line on residual values.
Read More →Although automotive fuel promotions can be attractive to potential new car buyers, the hidden costs—and savings—of these promotions need to be understood to make an informed decision on the overall value.
Read More →The General Motors and Toyota product lines both received high marks.
Read More →Under the agreement terms, Volkswagen of America and Audi of America will have access to the Vincentric data for use in areas such as client presentations, RFP responses and industry advertising.
Read More →General Motors, Toyota, and Ford Motor Co. brands each taking top honors in 7 of the 30 vehicle segments.
Read More →In Vincentric's second annual Best Fleet Value in America awards, General Motors, Toyota and Ford Motor Co. brands each took home trophies in seven categories. The Chrysler Group improved from one winner to four in 2007.
Read More →The lifecycle cost experts at Vincentric help put a price tag on greening your fleet.
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