Commercial Vehicle Center
Which Company Car Is Right for You? (Infographic)
Need to haul a lot of stuff? Drive more than 50 miles a day? Live in a big city? Follow this flow chart to your perfect company car.
Power in Numbers: The Benefits of Entering Fleet-Vehicle Territory
If your business has as many as 10 vehicles, you've entered fleet-vehicle territory, a place with its own rules--and benefits
The Costs and Benefits of Alternative-Fuel Vehicles
Hybrid, electric and clean-diesel models have finally taken hold of the U.S. auto market. But what does that mean for your bottom line? We examine the costs and benefits of alternative-fuel vehicles.
Why Small Business Owners Are Switching to Alternative-Fuel Vehicles
Hybrid, electric and clean-diesel models have taken hold of the U. S. auto market. But what does that mean for your bottom line? These 'treps tell us why they have gone green.
What Cars Are Boomers Buying?
Forget oversized SUVs. The bestselling 2011 cars reflect an increasingly practical streak among middle-aged consumers.
A Business Traveler's Love-Hate Relationship with GPS
GPS is innovative and useful for showing you the way. Until it steers you wrong.
How to Buy a Fleet Vehicle for Your Business
Looking for a deal on cars, vans or trucks? If you need to buy in bulk, you may be able to arrange 'preferred pricing.'
Car Forward: Gadgets and Apps for Business Owners On the Go
Thanks to better mobile networks, a new generation of touch- and voice-enabled products and fresh interest from profit-starved automakers, the vehicles we drive to work every day are becoming the places we do work every day.
Wheels: What Entrepreneurs Are Driving Now
Our annual report on commercial vehicles examines the full range -- and what their choices say about their personalities, their styles and their businesses.
Mobile Technology for Business Owners On the Go
A look at several new portable devices and services for the modern road warrior.
Home-Remodeling Businesses Get New Business Models
These entrepreneurs revamped their businesses to survive the economic downturn.