Automotive News Europe

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Articles in September 2002 issue of Automotive News Europe

• Mitsubishi: New thinking.(News)
• Valeo offers 95% repayment in USA.(Suppliers)
  by Wilson, Amy
• How GM took charge in America's crisis; When GM sales execs got together after September 11, they knew what the No. 1 automaker had to do. They didn't know how well it would work, or the benefits to the economy and GM a year later.(News)
  by Guilford, Dave
• 'Think value, not just price'.(News)
• Supergreen diesels on trial at BMW.(News)
  by Auer, Georg
• XC90 must suit markets in both Europe and USA.(News)
  by Wernle, Bradford
• Alfa: Our dealers must improve.(News)
  by Wright, Chris
• news digest.(Briefs)
• JCI to grow battery sales.(News)
• Renault's Duzan, new NedCar boss at Cannes.(News)
• supply line.(Suppliers)
• No sale on scented seats.(News)
• Intier to develop complete BMW interiors.(Suppliers)
  by Chew, Edmund
• Zastava is for sale, but who wants it?(News)
  by Wright, Chris
• Parts prices rise in Germany, fall in France.(News)
  by Chew, Edmund
• Toyota speeds parts delivery with e-kanban; Lack of supplier parks in Europe meant a new ordering system had to be developed.(News)
  by Cullen, Thomas James
• Automotive chip makers.(News)
• Kalos will arrive in early 2003.(News)
• Honda: A new approach.(News)
• Porsche Cayenne.(News)
  by Ostle, DorotheE
• BMW Z4.(News)
  by Ostle, DorotheE
• Ford StreetKa and SportKa.(News)
  by Wernle, Bradford
• From the new Megane to the new Maybach - Paris 2002 has it all: Part 2 of 2.(News)
  by Ciferri, Luca; De Saint-Seine, Sylviane; Ostle, Dorothee; Weernink, Wim Oude; Wright, Chris
• Some lean ideas at Ford may even out-do Toyota.(News)
  by Kochan, Anna
• Kiekert is looking for new openings.(News)
• Visteon breakthrough with BMW.(Cover Story)
  by Wernle, Bradford
• Scheele: Ford must treat suppliers better.(Suppliers)
  by Sherefkin, Robert
• Paris will be about interiors, roofs, controls.(News)
• Trade war: No longer possible.(Opinion)
  by Brown, Peter
• supply line.(Briefs)
• personnel digest.(People)
• GM to rely on 'architectures,' not platforms.(News)
  by Ciferri, Luca
• Nissan: Lost the lead.(News)
• PSA takes production lead in engine project.(News)
• Carmakers see a service nightmare.(Cover Story)
  by Wernle, Bradford
• Siemens offers route data system.(News)
  by Chew, Edmund
• Kia plans to triple EU sales with new product assault.(News)
  by De Saint-Seine, Sylviane
• 5 years ago.(News)
• Rollovers analyzed at new center.(News)
  by Morton, Ian
• Suppliers cut prices, but at what cost? Demands for cheaper parts mean less money for vital research and development.(News)
  by Chappell, Lindsay
• Venture gets a little more time to rescue Peguform.(News)
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• New Mitsubishi purchasing boss.(News)
  by Wright, Chris
• Kia's European comeback plan.(News)
• Magna may build cars in US.(News)
  by Auer, Georg
• Citroen C3 Pluriel.(News)
  by De Saint-Seine, Sylviane
• From the new Megane to the new Maybach - Paris 2002 has it all: Part 1 of 2.(News)
  by Ciferri, Luca; De Saint-Seine, Sylviane; Ostle, Dorothee; Weernink, Wim Oude; Wright, Chris
• Hy-Wire.(News)
  by Ciferri, Luca
• Ford is now a lot less enthusiastic about pay-on-production.(Cover Story)
  by Kochan, Anna
• MG Rover to sell in Mexico.(News)
  by Wright, Chris
• New Beetle Cabrio seems like the old.(News)
• Rival suppliers team up on GM 'flexline'.(News)
  by Morton, Ian
• Fiat is forced to cut capacity again.(Cover Story)
  by Ciferri, Luca
• Late News.
• Ford reTh!nks electric cars.(News)
  by Wernle, Bradford
• Confidential.(News)
• Having a fistful of fun at Saab.(News)
  by Weernink, Wim Oude
• Zetsche: Chrysler job is best I've had ... so far.(News)
  by Ostle, DorotheE
• 'Walkarounds' show it's a new era at General Motors.(News)
  by Brown, Peter
• Negotiations were very challenging.(News)
  by Morton, Ian
• Hair today, Ghosn tomorrow.(Cover Story)
• Lutz will get involved at GM Europe.(News)
  by Lapham, Edward
• It's showtime for suppliers, too.(News)
• Late News.
• Confidential.(News)
• Supplier says thin seats will appear in 2004.(News)
  by Morton, Ian
• Porsche boosts ads for Boxster.(News)
  by Cantwell, Julie
• No easy task for Mazda's new boss.(News)
  by Wernle, Bradford
• Truckmakers look toward Asia.(News)
  by Auer, Georg
• Small SUVs stay at Pininfarina.(News)
  by Weernink, Wim Oude
• Nissan to use Toyota know-how for new hybrid.(News)
  by Treece, James
• Subaru: Rally driven.(News)
• Elitism? It might not be so bad.(Opinion)
  by Johnson, Richard
• Audi A8.(News)
  by Weernink, Wim Oude
• Bentley GT Coupe.(News)
  by Wernle, Bradford
• Peugeot Sesame.(News)
  by De Saint-Seine, Sylviane
• Ford: Suppliers may do too much.(News)
  by Wernle, Bradford
• Ford gets rid of the bottlenecks in Cologne; Ford is shifting to flexible production at big European plants to match changing demand for specific cars.(News)
  by Kochan, Anna
• Automechanika gets a new look; The German aftermarket show also wants to become a place for suppliers to sell OEM parts.(News)
  by Chew, Edmund
• Bosch wins big at GM.(Cover Story)
  by Wilson, Amy
• Alfa won't come to USA until 2007.(Cover Story)
  by Ciferri, Luca