Field notes
Four long pieces written by the people who set the residual grid, run the upfit bay and grade the vehicles at turn in. Worked examples, arithmetic shown.
More from the yard
Reading a money factor without the mysteryA money factor is just an interest rate wearing a disguise. Multiply it by 2400 and the disguise comes off.
What a turn in inspection actually charges forSix measured thresholds, and the two items that catch commercial fleets far more often than dents do.
Upfit once, cycle three timesShelving outlives the van it is bolted into. Specify for the second and third vehicle, not just the one in front of you.
Get one of these a month
The fleet cost brief carries residual movements, current upfit lead times and one worked cost example. No offers, no vehicle of the week.