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Truck dealership Rush Enterprises reported net income rose and revenue slipped in the fourth quarter.

Truck dealership Rush Enterprises posted lower net income and revenue as it forecast a gradual recovery from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rush Enterprises Inc., with more than 100 truck dealership locations in 22 states, reported net income eased a bit while revenue rose in the third quarter as it notched nearly 6% of all new Class 8 sales nationally.

Truck dealership Rush Enterprises Inc. reported a second-quarter spike in net income and revenue due to strong demand for vocational trucks.

Commercial truck dealer Rush Enterprises Inc. said April 6 it plans to close 13 dealerships during the first half of 2016 that sell Navistar International Corp.’s International truck brand, as part of a consolidation to reduce expenses while still maintaining service in the regions.

Truck dealership Rush Enterprises’ first-quarter net income slipped slightly from a year ago as its heavy-duty truck sales jumped 30%.

Commercial truck dealer Rush Enterprises said it has acquired the assets of dealerships in Indiana and Illinois and interests of Idealease of Chicago for $145 million.

Rush Enterprises said it has acquired Piedmont International Trucks, which operates commercial truck dealerships in North Carolina, for about $3.5 million.