Any vehicle that is otherwise in sound overall mechanical condition and is planned to be in service for several more years is a good candidate for engine replacement. Engine replacement offers savings in taxes, license fees, and insurance costs Replacements can be done at a set interval or at the time of engine failure. Remanufactured engines should last as long as the original engine, effectively doubling the service life of the vehicle. Vehicle replacement cost is among the biggest expenses facing managers of all types of fleets. However, a viable alternative to buying a new vehicle, in some cases, is engine replacement, which can save thousands of dollars per vehicle. Depending on the size of your fleet, that could amount to enormous annual savings. In addition, an engine replacement offers savings in taxes, license fees, and insurance expenses that would otherwise be incurred in buying a new vehicle. Also, rather than the four- to seven-year depreciation cycle ...