School Transportation News Magazine | Buyer’s Guide 2022


BUS OEMS AND DEALERS Ford Pro


16800 Executive Plaza Dr. Regent Court Bldg. 6N214 Dearborn, MI 48126 1-800-34 FLEET


Eric Haglund Commercial Fleet Specialty Vehicle Account Manager 313-390-2275 ehaglund@ford.com


Ford Pro, a new global vehicle services and distribution business within Ford, is designed to help customers increase uptime and reduce ownership costs through a full suite of vehicles, digital services, vehicle service centers and sim- plified financing. Ford Pro Vehicles include a wide range of chassis suitable for Type A, Type B, Type D, school van bus and multi- function school bus manufacturing. Te Transit T-250, T-350 and T-350 HD cutaway chassis and E-Series E-350 and E-450 cutaway chassis are available with school bus and MFSAB prep packages. School bus manufacturers can also build on Ford F-Series Super Duty chassis cabs including F-350 through F-600, Medium


Duty F-650 and F-750, as well as F-59 stripped chassis. For customers who prefer running on alternative fuels, Ford offers a gaseous fuel prep package for the 7.3-liter gaso- line engine in Super Duty chassis cab, Medium Duty, E-Series and F-59 stripped chassis. Flex fuel capability is available on E-Series, Transit and Super Duty. Medium Duty trucks with the diesel powertrain can run on biodiesel. Connectivity comes standard on all Ford Pro vehicles, with a 4G LTE embedded modem that provides an available Wi-Fi hotspot for up to 10 devices and facili- tates that use of Ford Pro Telematics or Ford Pro Data Services to help customers better manage and maintain their fleets.


GM Fleet


30400 Van Dyke Ave. Warren, MI 48093 313-303-2580


Cindy Mattison Commercial Product Sales Manager cynthia.mattison@ gm.com gmfleet.com


Chevrolet Express and the GMC Savana are popular choices that are used by the school bus manufac- turing industry for Type A school buses. School buses manufactured on


Express or Savana Cutaway models of- fer smooth handling and the proven power of the 6.6L V8 engine. Addi- tional engine offerings include the 4.3L V6 with the eight-speed transmission.


Ultra Coachliner 8649 S. Regency Dr. Tulsa, OK 74131


Te Ultra Coachliner is a high-end motor coach with a smooth ride, large capacity and luggage space of a traditional coach bus, at only half the cost to own and operate. It is loaded with safety features so students travel in comfort and style, while making a huge impression on the road. All models include precision reinforced steel caging, full composite – no wood


800-475-1439 mike@nationalbus.com ultracoachliner.com


construction, anti-mold floor, full air ride suspension, ride con- trol stabilization, and three-point seat belts. Pair these features with half the maintenance expense, 30% fuel savings, 70% less down time, and thousands of warranty centers nationwide, and see why the Ultra Coachliner is changing student activity transportation across the United States.


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