Showroom - MINI: Little Big Car
With its stiff, European-style suspension and wheels mounted at the corners of the frame, it’s impossible to describe the MINI driving experience without using the word “go-kart.”
With its stiff, European-style suspension and wheels mounted at the corners of the frame, it’s impossible to describe the MINI driving experience without using the word “go-kart.”
Today, it’s out with the Caliber and in with the brand-new Dart, a true compact that offers aggressive styling, a wide body and a heavy dose of horsepower, all for a starting MSRP of $15,995.
The Fusion is looking smartest at the pump: The gas, gas/electric hybrid and plug-in hybrid are expected to lead their classes in fuel efficiency.
Larry Campbell, CPFP, fleet manager director for the city of Fort Wayne, Ind., was named the 2012 public sector fleet manager of the year. Campbell talks to GF about greening the City's fleet, running equipment operator competitions, and learning from management.
Accolades aside, managers of three elite fleets, share their proactive approaches in tackling today's vexing fleet challenges.
More than 600 fleet professionals convened in Denver for the 5th annual Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) on June 18-20.
Ford previewed its 2013 model-year lineup for fleet managers. Among the highlights, a look at the 2013 Ford Fusion.
Although 2013 is shaping up to be comparable to 2012, some commercial fleets are increasing vehicle orders due to improved business or accelerating replacement schedules to take advantage of the strong used-vehicle market.
After decades of few models and even fewer options, the cargo van market is beginning to capture the attention and fill the needs of fleet managers.
After making the switch to a new strap hoist vehicle lift, American Residential Services (ARS) has reduced technician injuries, increased productivity, lightened vehicle loads, and improved portability.
Transporting the Big Apple Circus requires a big top’s worth of planning. Learn how Tom Larson and his crew take the show on the road.
Due to the unique needs of individual fleets, OEMs offer a range of specialized vocational upfits.
The nation's top executive fleets represent a cross section of U.S. businesses.
Information and networking are two main reasons why public fleet managers find local and government-specific associations valuable. Board members from various associations talk to GF about cost savings, training opportunities, and the face-to-face interaction their organizations provide.
From location, to environmental considerations, to the type of fuel to dispense, this article addresses key considerations fleet mangers must take into account when planning the construction of a fueling facility.
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