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Articles in September, 2005 issue of Automotive News

• Market shifts to thrifty cars; Even before fuel price spike, consumers turned away from gas-guzzlers.
  by Teahen, John K., Jr.
• Late News.(Collins and Aikman Corp., Mitsubishi Motors North America Inc.)(Brief Article)
• AIADA not needed, will wreak havoc; Who deserves dealer campaign cash?(American International Automobile Dealers Association)(Editorial)
  by Taylor, Jack
• Toyota creates roundtables to gain supplier feedback.(Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America Inc.)(Brief Article)(Panel Discussion)
  by Migliore, Greg
• High hopes in Frankfurt: Part 1 of 2; Nervous launches for Mercedes S class, Jaguar XK, Fiat Punto.(Frankfurt auto show)
• What makes some designs work while others fail? By keeping a few of the basic rules in mind, designers can avoid a plethora of creative pitfalls.(Special Report)(Column)
  by Edsall, Larry
• GM's last shot at global failed.(News)(General Motors Corp.)(Brief Article)
  by Stein, Jason
• Big week for recalls: Almost 5 million.(Final assembly)(Brief Article)
• Katrina could raise demand for used cars.(News)(Hurricane Katrina, 2005)(Brief Article)
  by Sawyers, Arlena
• GM designer wants engines uncovered.(Special Report)(General Motors Corp.)(Brief Article)
  by Miel, Rhoda
• Supply line.(Briefs)(ArvinMeritor Inc. forms joint venture with DongWon Precision Industrial Co. Ltd.)(Valeo S. A. raises stake in Ichikoh)(Solutia Inc. will increase prices)(Brief Article)
• Gas pains propel CAFE debate.(News)(corporate average fuel economy)
  by Stoffer, Harry
• Suppliers to the 2006 Cadillac DTS.(new sedan)(Brief Article)
• Digital cars have starring roles; Software uses data to create 3-dimensional vehicle images.(Information Technology)
  by Buss, Dale
• Audi aims to treble U.S. sales; Company expects Q7, Q5 SUVs to lead volume charge.(markets)
  by Kurylko, Diana T.
• Continental adds engineers to develop safety products.(Continental Automotive Systems)(Brief Article)
  by Truett, Richard
• What women want; Female team at GM ensures that cars meet women's needs.(General Motors Corp.)
  by LaReau, Jamie
• A new era: German Bentleys.(Final assembly)(Brief Article)
• Delphi conserves its cash; Supplier also seeks advice from firm that helped Kmart.(Suppliers)
• New chief designer seeks a timeless look for Volvo.(News)(Steve Mattin of Volvo Car Corp.)(Interview)
  by Corp., Volvo Car
• Men still dominate boardrooms; Women contend boards must reflect society's diversity.
• Chrysler mulls future of Crossfire sports car.(News)(Wilhelm Karmann GmbH)
  by Kranz, Rick
• Automakers try to change pickup's image in Europe; Companies sell idea that trucks are for play as well as work.(News)
  by Oliveira, Paulo Soares de; Wernle, Bradford
• Elizabeth Griffith.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Brief Article)(Biography)
• Liz Wetzel.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• Sheryl Welsh Hyman.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• Vanessa Gordon.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• Honda adds satellite radio to new models.(Honda Motor Co)(Brief Article)
  by Bowens, Greg
• Vicky Morter.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• Rosalinda Torres.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Brief Article)(Interview)
• AutoNation CEO: Buyers prefer value prices over myriad rebates.(News)
  by Kachadourian, Gail
• Lori Queen.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• Marcy Hnath Maguire.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• Sue Cischke.(Ford Motor Co.)(Biography)
• Pandora Ellison.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• Jane Warner.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• 6 leading women: Rewriting the rules: Part 2 of 2.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)
  by Wilson, Amy
• Bricklin: Name-dropper.(Final assembly)(Malcom Bricklin)(General Motors Corp.)(Brief Article)
• Metaldyne posts improved 2nd quarter.
• Corrections.(Correction)
• Carmakers boost online video use.(Marketing)
• Editor's expertise is beyond price; Reporter, statistician, commentator, friend. After 50 years, Jack still shapes our paper.(Jack Teahan)(Brief Article)
  by Lapham, Edward
• Saturn will offer less-expensive hybrid model.(Saturn Corp. Vue Greenline gasoline-electric hybrid )(Brief Article)
  by Truett, Richard
• M-B changes product development.(News)(Mercedes-Benz )
  by Meiners, Jens
• Slipping Big 3 get traction in D.C. Automakers make gains in legislation, fuel economy plan.(News)(Washington D.C.)
  by Stoffer, Harry
• Mixing politics and autos.(Column)(Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung)
  by Crain, Keith
• Fusion wins some fans.(Final assembly)
• Dealers rate BMW tops in F&I study.(Finance & insurance)
  by Kachadourian, Gail
• The time is now to increase mpg for cars, trucks.(miles per gallon)(Brief Article)
• Dealers vow to rebuild; Automakers help dealerships in Katrina's wake.(News)
  by Harris, Donna; Kachadourian, Gail; Kranz, Rick
• Olsson surprised by Ford offer.(appointment)(Hans-Olov Olsson)(Brief Article)
  by Rechtin, Mark
• Volvo: We'll never build vehicles in U.S.(Volvo Car Corp.)
  by Rechtin, Mark
• Jag ad campaign will reflect style, glamour.(Jaguar Cars Inc.)
  by Rechtin, Mark
• Visteon OKs deal to return plants to Ford.(Ford Motor Co.)(Brief Article)
• Whither Fritz?(management changes)(Fritz Henderson)(Brief Article)
• Toyota plans hybrid ad blitz; Division aims to keep rivals from stealing its thunder.(Toyota Division, Hybrid Synergy Drive)
  by Rechtin, Mark
• GM will set part-price goals; New program replaces 3-year, 20% saving plan.(News)(General Motors Corp.)(Brief Article)
  by Sherefkin, Robert
• J Mays on J Mays: 'I would give myself a B'.(News)(Ford Motor Co.)
• Subaru adds certified used program; Automaker is advertising program on its Web site.(Remarketing)
• Auto News Digest.(Briefs)(Gary Topolewski resigns from Chrysler Group)(sales of Ford Motor Co.)(demand for hybrid vehicles )
• Mercedes sees S class as a guy thing; Marketing will stress technology, target high-earning males.(News)
  by Hamprecht, Harald
• Pamela Mader.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• Alum update.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Lynn Myers)(Brief Article)
• Cheryl Jones.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• Michelle Cervantez.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• New NAAA president wears many hats.(National Auto Auction Association appoints Tom Caruso as president)
  by Sawyers, Arlena
• Louise Goeser.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• Sheila York.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Brief Article)(Interview)
• Diesels a possibility on next line of SUVs.(News)(sports utility vehicles)(General Motors Corp.)
  by Stein, Jason
• Marcy Fisher.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)(Biography)
• How we selected 100 leaders.(North America Auto Industry)(Brief Article)
  by Schaaf, Mary Beth Vander
• Margaret Hackstedde.(Chrysler Corp.)(Biography)
• Dynamic women change the car culture: Part 1 of 2; Successful female execs are battering the barriers, earning their way into the industry's upper echelons.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)
  by Rechtin, Mark
• Verena Kloos.(100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry)
• Susan Kampe.(Biography)
• Das beaut.(new product)
• Dealers.(Jim Hudson of Jim Hudson Automotive Group opened many businesses)(Brief Article)
• Fuel costs raise doubts for GM SUVs.(General Motors Corp.)
  by Stein, Jason
• Chevy HHR stars in offbeat TV ads; Division also will push HHR, Impala on Web, in print.(News)
• Suzuki buys TV time for new Grand Vitara.(Suzuki Motor Company Ltd.)
  by Jackson, Kathy

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