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Nearly half of the diesel vehicles analyzed in Vincentric's 2013 Diesel Cost-of-Ownership Analysis have a lower total cost-of-ownership than their gasoline powered counterparts, the firm reported Wednesday.
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This analysis shows that ownership costs for vans with similar powertrains, GVWR, and capacities can vary by manufacturer as much as $9,000.
Read More →Downsizing to a smaller truck or van can improve your total cost — if you can afford the downgrade in capabilities.
Read More →Only seven of 29 hybrids offered in the 2016 model year showed a lower total cost of ownership than their gasoline counterparts, representing a sharp decline from 2012 levels, according to an analysis by Vincentric.
Read More →An exclusive web tool, powered by Vincentric, allows fleet managers to compare vehicle cost of ownership, engine options, incentives, maintenance, and more.
Read More →According to Vincentric, fleet cost per mile for most vehicle categories decreased slightly in the third quarter, while the Pickup and SUV categories remained the same.
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 →After five years and 15,000 miles of driving per year, are there any hybrids that actually have a lower cost of ownership than their gas-engine counterparts? One unexpected vehicle takes the prize.
Read More →Higher fuel prices and moderating acquisition costs have improved hybrids’ return on investment in recent years. Diesels step into the “green” spotlight with new models and strong lifecycle costs.
Read More →Running your fleet vehicles longer isn't always the most cost-effective choice.
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