Just when you think you have the perfect fleet configuration, the unthinkable happens: your OEM discontinues a model your fleet has come to rely on. If your fleet faces this situation, here’s what to do.
The recall covers 545 police pursuit vehicles in the 2014-2016 model years.
Starting this spring, law enforcement agencies will no longer be able to order a pursuit-rated sedan from General Motors.
The City of Spring Hill, Tenn., is getting a head start on its vehicle purchases for the year to meet the deadline for Chevrolet Caprice PPV orders.
General Motors will cease production of its Chevrolet Caprice PPV police vehicle after building the rear-wheel-drive patrol car for seven model years in Australia.
Fleet managers in law enforcement have a variety of vehicles to choose from. The latest offerings from Chevrolet, Dodge, and Ford deliver a number of features for increased power, safety, and efficiency.
The U.S. recall, tied to a software defect, covers 3.64 million vehicles in the 2014 to 2017 model years.
The recall, tied to a problem with the driver’s seat belt, affects nearly 15,500 cars in the 2014-2016 model years.
General Motors is expanding availability of its Chevrolet Tahoe police SUV and will introduce an updated non-police Chevrolet Impala for government agencies for the 2017 model year, according to the company.
The General Motors recall covers more than 6,000 vehicles that might lose electric power steering assist because of a corrosion problem.