International names Team Wieland Truck and Trailer 2025 Dealer of the Year
International Motors has recognized top-performing truck dealers across its network, naming Team Wieland Truck and Trailer as its 2025 U.S. and Canada Dealer of the Year during the company’s annual dealer meeting in Orlando.
Dealer of the Year recipients were evaluated across several performance metrics including truck and parts sales, adoption of the International S13 integrated powertrain, service dwell time, market share growth and customer satisfaction results.
“Our truck and bus dealers are our closest partners, and they work hard every day to give customers a dependable, consistent experience,” said Dan Kayser, executive vice president of commercial operations with International. “This event celebrates that partnership and the strength we have when we’re aligned as one International.”
Strong performance earns North American honors
Michigan-based Team Wieland Truck and Trailer earned top honors for the U.S. and Canadian market after exceeding targets across multiple business areas, including truck sales, parts growth and customer experience performance. The dealership also significantly expanded conquest customer acquisition, achieving nearly seven times its stated goal, International said in a release.
“Customers expect a partner who can support them across their entire operation, and our team takes that responsibility seriously,” said Rob Cleary, dealer principal with Team Wieland Truck and Trailer.
Team Wieland operates three dealerships in Michigan.
Latin America recognition
International also named Mexico-based Capasa its 2025 Latin America Dealer of the Year, citing strong customer support and delivery of comprehensive transportation solutions across its operating regions.
Capasa, founded in 1962, serves customers throughout Sinaloa and Baja California Sur, with locations in Culiacán, Los Mochis, Mazatlán, Guamúchil, Los Cabos and La Paz.
“Their commitment to providing effective solutions and strong support makes a meaningful impact across Latin America and sets a strong example for our entire dealer network,” said Rafael Alvarenga, vice president of Latin America commercial operations with International.
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