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- Feature: Truck Report 2007
- TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine (2/5/2007)
- Although major truck model overhauls are only introduced every four to six years or so, each year automakers try to add something new or to refresh the look of their vehicles to interest buyers. One continuing trend in pickup trucks over the past few years is "bigger is better"
- Rev Up for the New Model Year
- REMODELING Magazine (12/1/2006)
- No matter its capability as a workhorse, starting the New Year with a dirty, dented, or rusty truck could leave clients thinking less of your ability to be careful and considerate of their own property. (Not to mention, your company logo is much more noticeable on a shiny, up-to-date vehicle.) Whether you're looking for a new truck for jobsite work or pre-construction house calls, these new models and accessories will help you get the job done.
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Chevy Launches Epic Hispanic Campaign For The New 2007 Silverado New Ads Feature Music by Man
- ebuild (10/19/2006)
- Building on its recent successful Hispanic marketing efforts, Chevy announced today the new 2007 Chevy Silverado Hispanic advertising campaign. The Campaign, "Una Marca que Dura" or "A Brand/Mark that Lasts," focuses on the duality of the word "Marca" which in Spanish means "Mark," as in "the mark one leaves behind; the mark that distinguishes a person." The word also means "Brand" in Spanish.
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Dodge Redefines Commercial Standard with Introduction of All-new 2007 Ram 3500 Chassis Cab
- ebuild (10/19/2006)
- DaimlerChrysler expands to the commercial chassis cab segment with the introduction of the all-new 2007 Dodge Ram 3500 Chassis Cab. Supported by a supplementary $48 million capital investment, the all-new 2007 Dodge Ram 3500 Chassis Cab will be built at Chrysler Group's Saltillo Assembly Plant in Coahuila, Mexico. The plant is being expanded by 120,000 square feet for commercial vehicle production and will accommodate new frame configurations.
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Ford's Breakthrough Clean Diesel Technology Recieves Top Engineering Innovation Award
- ebuild (10/19/2006)
- A group of Ford scientists who developed a breakthrough technology that will usher into the automotive world a new era of clean diesel engines are among the recipients of the coveted Henry Ford Technology Award for 2006. Ford Clean Diesel Technology will debut on the 2008 Super Duty F-Series, making it the cleanest, quietest diesel ever offered by Ford in a pickup. In addition to the clean diesel technology, additional innovations selected for Henry Ford Technology Awards this year include: Collision warning and mitigation by braking technology used on the new Volvo S80 and Ford S-max sold in Europe.
- Green Machines
- REMODELING Magazine (5/1/2006)
- Because big trucks are among the worst gas-guzzlers, remodelers are feeling the pinch. Fortunately, the latest pickups offer increased fuel efficiency through alternate-fuel or “hybrid” gas/electric engines.
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Tools & Equipment Review: Work Trucks
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (3/21/2006)
- Once upon a time, a truck was a truck. It looked like hell and smelled like sweat. You threw your tools in back, muddy boots in front, and headed off to the job. A work vehicle was just that–no frills, no fooling, maybe even no radio. But this is the 21st century. The hot pickup upgrade for 2006 is satellite radio and leather is standard on some models. Now, crew comfort is important, with rear-seat legroom growing and drop-down DVD movie players optional.
- Trucks & Accessories
- REMODELING Magazine (12/1/2005)
- The latest specialty work trucks go beyond just transport and tool-box. With hefty payload capacity and plenty of towing power these trucks also feature four-wheel drive, super-cargo capacity, extended cabs, and GPS navigation — not to mention interior comfort.
- Deals on Wheels
- TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine (7/6/2005)
- Buying a new truck through an auto dealership is a contest, played on the other team's home turf. Because actual vehicle cost can be hidden in so many fees, finance charges, financing options, an all but meaningless sticker price, and nearly subversive sales tactics, many buyers just grit their teeth, haggle when they think it's a suitable amount, write a check, and hope they're getting a good deal.
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