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Are your vehicles helping or hurting your bottom line? This month's Business Fleet Brief covers fleet costs, insurance, a mobile business, winter safety, and more.
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Establishing a strong relationship with fleet-minded dealers and manufacturers offers businesses many advantages to which retail consumers don't have access, such as fleet incentives and other special programs.
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The Chevrolet Camaro and the Pontiac Firebird, two vehicles that helped define "muscle cars" for generations of American youth, will die next year after 35 years of production, General Motors Corp. said on Sept. 25.
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Ford's Business Preferred Network (BPN) is designed to help commercial customers maximize vehicle uptime.
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There are many ways a business can save taxes with its vehicles through proper planning and using the law to its advantage. Copy this article for your CPA!
Read More →The Cadillac luxury roadster, scheduled to go on sale late next year as part of the brand's efforts to make a comeback, will be called the XLR.
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Fetzer Vineyards is using a new Ford Credit Program called GreenLease. The program offers lower payments than financing or purchasing an AFV, and requires no down payments.
Read More →Saab Cars USA, Inc., the U.S. importer and distributor of Saab 9-3 and 9-5 automobiles, announced sales of 3,177 cars during March 2001 -- a 41 percent increase over March 2000 (2,255 cars).
Read More →Your company's biggest cost in providing company vehicles is depreciation. The best way to control and reduce this cost is by selling out-of-service vehicles directly to your employees.
Read More →The new century is starting with a much different mix of cars and light trucks on U.S. roads.
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