Sentences with phrase «commercial van market»

====== EXPERTS ARE SAYING: A tall roof option, a pair of capable engines, relatively pleasant driving dynamics and attractive pricing make the 2012 Nissan NV a solid new entry into the commercial van market.

Together, the E-Series and Transit own 46 percent of Canada's full - size commercial van market.

• Tough, functional and professional, the all - new Ford Transit brings a new level of capability and versatility to the medium commercial van market; it replaces the heavier two - tonne Transit in Europe and worldwide markets, and replaces the E-Series in North America

In this table we look at how the broad commercial van market is split into two major types of model types.

Please note that this isn't total market share for the total commercial van market, just how the top models stack up against each other.

The Sprinter, which first brought European thinking to our commercial van market in 2001, hasn't been challenged until now.

The Ram ProMaster posted the steepest decline in the commercial vans market in March, bringing its year - to - date total for the first quarter over 3500 sales below its performance in Q1 2017.

Not exact matches

Sander van Deventer has had a critical role in the development of the first commercial monoclonal antibody (Remicade) and the first gene therapy to be granted market authorization in the Western world (Glybera).

Sander van Deventer has had a critical role in the development of the first commercial monoclonal antibody and the first gene therapy to be granted market authorization in the Western world.

Toyota will build a «two - box» commercial van for Mazda for the Japanese domestic market.

The introduction of Ford's Transit Connect to the U.S. market in late 2009 resonated with a surprisingly large segment commercial van buyers seeking a practical, nimble, and fuel - efficient van instead of making do with a standard full - size model.

Starting in 2013, Ford will begin production of the Transit commercial van in Kansas City, Missouri; until now, the van was not offered in our market.

Such extreme sizes are in part driven by the fact that commercials — vans and pickups — are the biggest growing sector of the market.»

Ford dominates the market with their light and super duty trucks, but they also sell top - quality commercial vans, including:

Business owners who are in the market for a light duty truck or commercial vans that can serve as mobile offices will also find what they need in store at Anthony Buick GMC, as many of the new GMC commercial trucks and vans come with a built - in 4G LTE Internet WiFi ® hotspot, IntelliLink system, touchscreen multimedia suite, and the myGMC mobile remote access app.

In addition, as the Ram Sprinter was discontinued in 2009, expect Fiat to fill in the gap by providing a larger commercial van for the North American market.

Chrysler first revealed its plan for a Fiat collaborated small commercial van for the North American market back in November 2009.

We're a local Mercedes - Benz dealer, so visit us today if you're in the market for a new commercial cargo van.

Although it may seem that European - style vans are becoming the norm in the commercial vehicle market, Chevrolet borrows a page from Nissan's book of tricks for the spacious, yet compact van known as the 2018 City Express.

Although Nissan is currently planning to target the van to commercial use such as taxis, Nissan also plans to market to family use within large metropolitan areas.

If you're in the market for a commercial van with all the space you need and some alluring luxuries thrown in, the 2015 RAM Promaster is the perfect business partner for you.

Each month we compile the commercial van model sales data and reports for North American markets and analyze it to create the best selling list below.

Here at San Diego Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, we have a terrific selection of new Ram commercial vehicles to choose from, including strongest trucks and most durable and versatile work vans on the market.

Aimed squarely at Europe's commercial vehicle market, and intended to help Ford remain the best - selling commercial vehicle brand on the continent for the fourth straight year, the new Ford Fiesta Van «marks the company's return to the urban hatchback van market,» the automaker said in a release.

«Nissan is becoming a strong player in the commercial vehicle market with our NV vans and industry leading warranty.

«As Ram takes a larger presence in the commercial truck market, the ’14 Ram ProMaster is a great addition, contributing to a one - stop shop of commercial - duty Ram trucks and vans,» said Fred Diaz, president and CEO of the Ram truck brand.

The addition of side airbags, a new infotainment array and a reversing camera increase the list price of the diesel model on test by $ 1500, but with the best after - sales program in the business, the iLoad range is still one of the best - value light commercial vans on the market.

Whether focusing on a family that uses a Ram 1500 dayin and dayout, a hardworking Ram 3500 Heavy Duty owner or a business that depends on its Ram ProMaster commercial van every day for deliveries, Ram has the truck market covered.

Whether focusing on a family that uses a Ram 1500 day - in and day - out, a hard - working Ram 3500 Heavy Duty owner or a business that depends on its Ram ProMaster commercial van every day for deliveries, Ram has the truck market covered.

The Partner Electric sets the Peugeot van apart in the light commercial market: this claims to cover 106 miles on zero emissions battery power before needing to be plugged in.

The king of all vans, Ford Transit, brings a new one - tonne commercial vehicle to the market early next year in form of the 2018 Ford Transit Custom.

I was able to meet with the Director of VAN HORN, Daniela Steinfeld, during her brief stay in Chicago the week before last — below is a redacted text of our conversation; on her transition from being a gallery artist to a commercial gallerist, the differences between American vs. European attitudes on market and gender, and the rare, but special chance of encountering unknown, or yet undiscovered work.

The campaign will support the market for electric passenger cars, light commercial vans, buses and trucks (including battery - electric, plug - in hybrid, and fuel cell vehicle types).

It displays the Daimler / Chrysler Sprinter Van and ends with the prediction: «EPRI expects PHEVs to be available for commercial van application by 2008 and in the mass consumer market by 2010.»

Miscellaneous items: there is always an after - market for «conversion» of commercial vans for recreational travel - that could lead to the first hybrid RV; we have no idea if the Sprinter implements regenerative braking; and, Chrysler the company is up for sale, which, when transacted, will surely lead to pressures to reduce costs.

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In April, van Arnhem and Donahue unveiled a system that automates the creation of marketing collateral for commercial properties.

Recently, van Arnhem and her partner, CRES president and CEO Mark Donahue, both long - term veterans of commercial brokerage firm CB Richard Ellis, noticed brokers had few options for generating marketing collateral for commercial properties.

With CRES - Tek, commercial brokers can upload property information into a Web - based data system and have a full package of marketing materials generated in minutes, says Ingrid van Arnhem, senior executive vice president with Commercial Real Estate Solutions (CRES), a Beverly Hills, Calif. - based consulting firm and developer of CRES - Tek's apcommercial brokers can upload property information into a Web - based data system and have a full package of marketing materials generated in minutes, says Ingrid van Arnhem, senior executive vice president with Commercial Real Estate Solutions (CRES), a Beverly Hills, Calif. - based consulting firm and developer of CRES - Tek's apCommercial Real Estate Solutions (CRES), a Beverly Hills, Calif. - based consulting firm and developer of CRES - Tek's application.