“PacLease fleet leasing allows you to focus on your core business.” Through its network of company-owned and independent locations, PacLease provides a wide spectrum of transportation services from full-service commercial truck leasing and rental, to contract maintenance, electronic fleet management and over-the-road emergency service. Story angles include: finance and leasing issues/trends, traceability through telematics, full-service leasing allows fleets to adopt new technologies such as hybrid diesel-electric medium-duty trucks, and customer stories. Media contacts: Brian Degenstein, Doug Siefkes or Gregory Van Tighem
Jul 22, 2011 | in Business / Finance Full-service leasing from PacLease offers companies a way to take advantage of MACRS bonus depreciation without affecting their their cash flows. But time is of the essence. The depreciation reverts to 50 percent at the end of the year. And OEM build schedules are filling up fast.
Mar 1, 2010 | in Business / Finance Businesses find they must have access to ready sources of credit so they can take full advantage of new business opportunities quickly. Full-service truck leasing, like that offered by PacLease, allows companies to reserve their lines of credit.
Nov 1, 2009 | in Business / Finance PacLease’s director of sales says before making the decision about whether to lease or buy a new piece of equipment there are five questions fleet operators should consider.
Jun 21, 2009 | in Business / Finance, Customer Story, New Products Canadian Springs recently acquired two Kenworth T370 diesel-electric hybrid trucks through a full-service leasing contract from PacLease and another six trucks are planned for national use. Canadian Springs, with the assistance of Inland Kenworth, introduced the brightly illustrated trucks at the opening of PlayOn!, the official Canadian Street Hockey Tournament in Vancouver.
May 17, 2009 | in Business / Finance With a full-service lease, operators can divide the cost of the vehicle, apportioned tax and license, finance charge (set interest rate for the lease term), and calculated cost-per-mile maintenance expenses over the lease term - normally five to seven years. This can free working capital, plus keep a bank line of credit open for ongoing operations.
