"vehicle manager" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is responsible for the management of a fleet of vehicles. For example, "The company hired a new vehicle manager to oversee their fleet of delivery vans."
"It's still very surreal," said Scott Thurston, vehicle manager for the Columbia.
"To one degree or another, you'll see plugs cascade throughout the entire BMW line," said Mr. Steinberg, the company's electric vehicle manager.
"Just like secondhand smoke, diesel is one of the worst things we can breathe," said the city's clean vehicle manager, Vandana Bali of the Department of the Environment.
Sheriff Perry said Ms. Holdren-Nowacki, a former fleet vehicle manager for Blackwater, a security company, threatened to release documents about the contractors' deaths to the news media, members of Congress and family members of the men.
Steve Keppler, commercial vehicle manager for ITS America, said that equipment to perform these tasks was all feasible, but might be significantly more expensive than today's generation of transponders.
The most important decisions that should be made by emergency vehicle managers are related to the allocation and the covering problems.
"For carmaking countries, it's like dieselgate never happened," said Greg Archer, the clean vehicles manager at the environmental thinktank Transport and Environment.
"We knew the Red Line had to be more than cosmetic," said Stephen Lovett, Saturn's specialty vehicles manager.
"Every new diesel car should now be clean but just one in 10 actually is," said Greg Archer, T&E's clean vehicles manager.
"I've worked on a lot of great concepts for Buick, but this is No. 1 for me," said Mike Doble, the division's special vehicles manager, who will soon retire after 35 years at General Motors.
Greg Archer, clean vehicles manager at T&E, says: "This new evidence shows that carmakers in Europe are cheating their own customers by manipulating official tests, which leads to thousands of euros of additional fuel costs for drivers.
