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DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford Motor Company won 11 Vincentric Best Fleet Value in America awards for 2015 – more than any other manufacturer – led by the new 2015 Transit.
Ford Transit is America’s best-selling commercial van, leading Ford this year to its best first-quarter commercial sales performance since 1995.
Transit was determined to be the best value for fleets in five out of Vincentric’s six full-size van categories:
The Ford Transit Connect XLT short-wheelbase midsize van was named Best Fleet Value in Vincentric’s Mini Passenger Commercial Van category. This recognition builds on Transit Connect’s earlier distinction as ALG’s Best Resale Value among midsize commercial vans.
Three other Ford models also were honored with Vincentric Best Fleet Value in America awards, as well as two Lincoln models to round out the 11 Vincentric awards earned by Ford Motor Company.
Read more about the Vincentric Best Fleet Value in America Awards here.
Vincentric Best Fleet Value in America awards are based on fleet lifecycle costs in eight key areas: depreciation, fuel, insurance, financing, repairs, fees and taxes, opportunity costs and maintenance. Winning vehicles have the lowest lifecycle costs across 20 different ownership and mileage scenarios – ranging from 24 months of ownership/10,000 miles annually to 60 months of ownership/30,000 miles annually.
For more information about Vincentric, go to www.vincentric.com.
Source: Ford Motor Company
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