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Automotive News Europe, July, 2004 by Armstrong, Julie
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Byline: Julie Armstrong
Visteon is looking to the aftermarket crash replacement parts market as a significant source of revenue in Europe.
Jacques de Ladonchamps, who became general manager of Visteon's European and South American aftermarket business in March, said Visteon wants to become a "top European independent aftermarket player in crash parts."
Visteon was spun off from Ford three and a half years ago. Its narrow revenue base remains a key weakness, say analysts.
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