Motorcoach Manufacturing Sales Slow Down In Q2
A new ABA Foundation Report says bus buying decreased over the prior year’s second quarter to 766 units.
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The Lincoln Navigator has always been nice for a full-size body-on-frame SUV, but previous models were clearly derivatives of a Ford product. The same can’t be said about the all-new 2018 model. Yes, it owes its existence to the Ford Expedition it’s based on, but Lincoln’s reliance on the Ford parts bin isn’t nearly as obvious this time around, especially once you step inside.
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A new ABA Foundation Report says bus buying decreased over the prior year’s second quarter to 766 units.
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