Automotive News Europe

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Articles in August 2002 issue of Automotive News Europe

• Letters to the editor.
• Late News.
• High achievers in hard times.
• OEM motorsports executive, Jean Todt.
• Peugeot 807 takes shared-platform sales lead.
  by Graham, Alex
• VWTouran won't get a Skoda badge.
  by Weernink, Wim Oude
• Why does the world need Chrysler?
• supply line.
• Chief financial officer, Holger Harter.
• Hoppecke technology offers big advantages.
  by Watson, Ellie
• More responsibility.
• Audi goal: Build only aluminum-body cars.
  by Automobilwoche, Wolfgang Eschment
• Group CEO, Jean-Martin Folz.
• Product development executive, Martin Leach.
• Passenger car CEO, Wendelin Wiedeking.
• Opel may get Pontiac-based roadster; Automaker also close to approving coupe-cabriolet to replace discontinued Tigra.
  by Brown, Peter; Ciferri, Luca
• Carmakers miss deadline for new dealer contracts.
  by Weernink, Wim Oude
• news digest.
• PSA design teams grow but retain outside links.
  by De Saint-Seine, Sylviane; Wright, Chris
• Fleet salesmen promote Ford group brands.
  by Morton, Ian
• Audi A8 targets S class in drive to double sales.
  by Automobilwoche, Wolfgang Eschment
• Sales and marketing executive, Michael Ganal.
• Supplier research and development executive, Bernhard Kant.
• Carmakers face growth problems in bigger EU.
  by Feast, Richard
• New Ford vans straddle segments.
  by Wernle, Bradford
• Supplier division CEO, Siegfried Wolf.
• V-TES advantage.
• High demand squeezes BMW.
  by Crate, James; Kurylko, Diana
• Vehicles are getting simpler.
  by Crain, Keith
• Visteon claims engine-boosting breakthrough.
  by Morton, Ian
• Automotive Brand CEO, Claude Satinet.
• Public relations executive, Richard Gaul.
• Olympia turnaround on target at midpoint.
  by Ostle, DorotheE
• Opel seeks more leasing for Vectra.
  by Ostle, DorotheE
• Manufacturing executive, Ditmar Porth.
• Volvo addresses on-the-job stress.
  by Morton, Ian
• It's time to reveal pay.
• Kutner takes a keynote role.
• Purchasing executive, Jean-Baptiste Duzan.
• Supplier group CEO, Edouard Michelin.
• Lean production helps logistics firms; Specialists move more parts and even do subassemblies as the industry seeks greater efficiency.
  by Kochan, Anna
• Germany keeps salaries a secret.
  by Wernle, Bradford
• Fiat profit plan affects dealers.
  by Wright, Chris
• Conti selloff waits for a better market.
  by Wilson, Amy
• Designer, Peter Horbury.
• Project leader for a single vehicle, Werner Wilhelm.
• Johnson Controls to buy 2nd German battery firm.
  by Chew, Edmund