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May 8, 2008

Coke’s Hybrids Help Mitigate Fuel Costs

ATLANTA -- By increasing the number of hybrids in their fleets, Coke and its bottlers are saving hundreds of dollars in fuel costs per vehicle.

Tags: Coca-Cola , Ford Escape, fuel management, Hybrid, Saturn Vue, Toyota Camry, Toyota Highlander

May 8, 2008

Tire Fuel Efficiency Labeling Will Clear Confusion

Labels on tires will reveal to consumers the fuel efficiency rating of their tires, allowing them to choose between style and economy.

Tags: fuel management, Tire Fuel Efficiency , tire labeling, tires

February 7, 2008

Automakers Shift Away from V8s

OEMs, consumers are choosing smaller, more sophisticated engines to power their newer luxury vehicles.

Tags: engines, fuel management, luxury vehicle, V6, V8

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Fleet Management Circa 2018

By Mike Antich
The greatest catalyst for change in fleet management in the next 10 years will be "technology." It is getting increasingly expensive to operate a fleet. There are diminishing opportunities to reduce cost and enhance fleet efficiency using traditional fleet management techniques. A growing number of companies are investigating (or are more receptive) to technology-based fleet solutions. Looking ahead, here are my predictions as to how technology will change fleet management in the next 10 years.

Rising Commodity Prices Threaten to Increase Truck Prices

By Mike Antich
The high cost of raw materials, in addition to the high cost of fuel, is starting to make a financial impact on fleets by increasing costs for truck chassis, bodies, trailers, liftgates, and other upfit equipment. On July 9, Navistar announced that rising commodity costs have forced the company to increase prices of International truck models. Is this another in a series of commodity-related price increases that we will see from other OEMs, upfitters, and trailer manufacturers?

Bleak New-Vehicle Sales to Usher a Strong Used-Vehicle Market

By Mike Antich

A Perfect Storm Pummels Truck Resale Values

By Mike Antich

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Business Fleet - January/February - 2003

In This Issue
Five Steps to Properly Spec’ing a Truck, Alarms an Anti-Theft Devices: Protecting Your Investments, Buying Vehicles Online: A Viable Option and much more…