“As the economy outlook continues to improve, it comes as no surprise that shoppers are once again in market searching for larger vehicles,” said Arthur Henry, senior manager of Kelley Blue Book Market Intelligence. “This week’s top risers are validation to this shift.  The commercial vehicle segment has been rapidly growing with new, versatile and competitive offerings…”

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