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MAINTENANCE CPM FOR FLEET CARS DECLINES 7.6% IN 2001

Mike Antich

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SUBTITLE: INCREASED BUILD QUALITY IS THE KEY REASON FOR THE DECLINE IN CAR MAINTENANCE EXPENSES. OTHER FACTORS INCLUDE LOW INFLATION, STABLE NATIONAL ACCOUNT PRICING, LONGER SERVICE INTERVALS, AND GREATER FLEXIBILITY IN FACTORY POLICY ADJUSTMENTS.

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SUBTITLE: INCREASED BUILD QUALITY IS THE KEY REASON FOR THE DECLINE IN CAR MAINTENANCE EXPENSES. OTHER FACTORS INCLUDE LOW INFLATION, STABLE NATIONAL ACCOUNT PRICING, LONGER SERVICE INTERVALS, AND GREATER FLEXIBILITY IN FACTORY POLICY ADJUSTMENTS.

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SUBTITLE: INCREASED BUILD QUALITY IS THE KEY REASON FOR THE DECLINE IN CAR MAINTENANCE EXPENSES. OTHER FACTORS INCLUDE LOW INFLATION, STABLE NATIONAL ACCOUNT PRICING, LONGER SERVICE INTERVALS, AND GREATER FLEXIBILITY IN FACTORY POLICY ADJUSTMENTS.

Key concepts: Subtitle, Flexibility (engineering), Business, Factory (object-oriented programming), Operations management, Service (business), Fleet management, Inflation (cosmology)

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