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Articles in August, 2006 issue of Automotive News

• Turnabout: Chrysler now boasts about sharing with Mercedes - part 2 of 2.(product information of Chrysler Corp.)
  by Wernle, Bradford
• Shareholders explore a deal with Delphi.(Delphi Corp contracts with Appaloosa Management)
  by Barkholz, David
• Letters to the editor.(Letters)(Letter to the editor)
• Lawsuit: Hyundai chokes in the clutch; Owners say company won't cover transmission defect.
• Shrinking N.A. profits don't worry Toyota.(News)
• Carmakers shift engineers to plants to speed decisions.(DaimlerChrysler AG acquired with Siemens AG)
• German firm steps up LED development.(development of light-emitting diode)(Brief article)
  by Floerecke, Klaus-Dieter
• Ghosn is talking to the wrong company.(acquisitions and management)
• GM expects big development savings.(General Motors Corp)(Management Briefing Seminars)(Brief article)
  by Chappell, Lindsay
• Sometimes, outsiders have best insight.(Management Briefing Seminars)(Brief article)
  by Lapham, Edward
• Vehicle niches get smaller and smaller.(Management Briefing Seminars)(Brief article)
  by Chappell, Lindsay
• Magna's profit drops in Q2; Record sales don't offset European losses.(Management Briefing Seminars)
• Freudenberg set to top $1 billion in sales in 2006.(Freudenberg-NOK sales and earnings)(Brief article)
  by Snavely, Brent
• GM: Fuel cells nearer to reality.(general motors)(Brief article)
  by Truett, Richard
• Question of the day.(Management Briefing Seminars)
• Ross shifts vision for megasupplier: C&A isn't the key.(sales and earnings of Collins and Aikman Corp.)
  by Barkholz, David; Sherefkin, Robert
• China's colossal caveat: Political powers that be make doing business in the country unpredictable.(News)
  by Webb, Alysha
• GM expects big savings in development.(General Motors Corp)(Brief article)
  by Chappell, Lindsay
• Ford's gringo star.(Final assembly)(Brief article)
• Late News.(General Motors will discontinue overtime shifts at plants )(Delphi Corp.'s request to break its union contracts )(diagnosis of brain tumor )
• Domestics gain in quality derby.(survey of vehicles)(Brief article)
• Calendar.(Calendar)
• BMW pushes 3-series performance; New coupe differs more from sedan.(BMW AG)
  by Kurylko, Diana T.
• U.S. dealers are charged up about selling Chinese electric vehicles.(Miles Automotive Group)
  by Stoffer, Harry
• Iacocca: Don't fret; Ford will pull through.(management of Ford Motor Co)(Brief article)
• Cadillac: Small crossover is coming, but no small car.(General Motors Corp. Cadillac Motor Car Div. to enhance it sedans and coupes)
• Dealers.(awards)(Rooster Bush Pontiac-Cadillac-GMC)(Brief article)
• Toast on the West Coast; Detroit 3 are getting killed in California; Toyota keeps rolling.(Ford Motor Co.)(General Motors Corp.)(Toyota Motor Corp.)
  by Jackson, Kathy; Kranz, Rick; Wilson, Amy
• For Caddy, more types of CTS?(sales and earnings of the company)(Financial report)(Brief article)
  by LaReau, Jamie
• Auto News briefly.(Big 3 CEOs unable to reschedule a postponed meeting with President Bush.)(DaimlerChrysler sales personnel have been instructed to keep market forecasts to themselves.)(Consumer Reports survey says fuel economy is the top consideration i
• Audi: A4 convertible is coming.(Audi AG)
• Nissan sees better V-6s keeping up with 4-bangers.(Nissan Motor Company Ltd. introduces four cylinder engines )
  by Treece, James B.
• Maserati: Reskinned is in.(product information)(Brief article)
• Dealing with winds of change; A year after Katrina, some retailers struggle.(Toyota reopened within three weeks of its Katrina-caused shutdown)
  by Robinson, Erin
• Higher-priced segments: That's the ticket.(Future Products)
  by Kurylko, Diana T.; Rechtin, Mark
• Correction.(Correction notice)
• Production.(2 millionth Ford Focus built)(Brief article)
• Suppliers: Pick up the PACE.(News)
• Continental outlines plan for telematics business unit.(Brief article)
  by Robinson, Erin
• Freeway fatigue: The more, the wearier.(survey of drivers)(Brief article)
• Software that designs digital assembly lines gains ground.(technology application)
  by Kisiel, Ralph
• Survey: Many shop online, most don't seek quotes.(market research)
  by Kisiel, Ralph
• Nissan's Wilhite jumps to Hyundai's U.S. hot seat.(Appointment at Hyundai Motor America)(Brief article)
  by Rechtin, Mark
• Saturn charges dealers for shortfall; Automaker raises fees to end $8.5 million computer fund deficit.(analysis of vehicle loans)
  by Kisiel, Ralph
• Chrysler delays small-car plan.(marketing)(Brief article)
  by Hamprecht, Harald
• Turnabout: Chrysler now boasts about sharing with Mercedes - part 1 of 2.(management of DaimlerChrysler)
• Ford improves stamping-die engineering.(Management Briefing Seminars)(Brief article)
  by Barkholz, David
• Product development outsourcing grows.(Management Briefing Seminars)
• Who will pay for vehicle telematics?(General Motors Corp.)(Ford Motor Co.)(DaimlerChrysler AG)
  by Barkholz, David
• Resin prices expected to remain high.(Management Briefing Seminars)
  by Robinson, Erin
• Supply line.(equipment and supplies of Amerigon Inc.)(Nippon Paint Company Ltd. acquistions)(Sirius Satellite Radio Inc product introduction)
• TC buzz.(rules for airlines passengers)(Brief article)
• Ford's retooling surprised Yazaki.(company forecasts)
  by Truett, Richard
• Automakers shove, suppliers push back.
  by Chappell, Lindsay; Sherefkin, Robert
• GM bows out; Ford takes over value-price role.(News)
• The pipeline runneth over.(Future Products)(Brief article)
  by Jackson, Kathy; Rechtin, Mark
• Help wanted: Supplier jobs in Texas; 21 Toyota vendors have slim pickings.(Toyota Motor Corp management)
• Isuzu: A future in U.S.?(product information of automobiles)(Brief article)
• Dealers.(Achievements and awards for William Dube and Deborah Dube Reed)(Brief article)
• Pushing back.(automotive suppliers )(Brief article)
• Personnel.(John Parker appointed at Ford Motor Co.)(Raj Sundaram appointed at DealerTrack)(Barbara Bergmeier appointed at BMW Manufacturing Corp.)(Brief article)
• Dealerships could reap warranty windfall.
  by Harris, Donna
• Departing Ford dealers deserve a soft landing.(Ford Motor Co.)(Brief article)
• Buick: A brand rechanneled.(Future Products)
• Nissan concepts are anime stars.(Nissan Motor Company Ltd.)
  by Treece, James B.
• A new road into next decade.(General Motors Corp. plans to enhance products)
  by LaReau, Jamie
• Oshawa may get other rwd cars.(News)
• Ford must wait for Carlos.(News)
  by Guilford, Dave
• Bentley: A 195-mph ragtop?(Future Products)(Brief article)
• Alfa to hatch Junior to take on Mini Cooper S.(Alfa Romeo S.p.A. entry-level premium car Junior)
  by Ciferri, Luca
• Alfa Romeo: U.S. debut set.(product introduction of automobiles)(Brief article)
• Chairman of Geely to speak at China event.(Brief article)
• Personnel.(appointments)(Brief article)
• The factory of the future.
• Ahoy, matey.(Management Briefing Seminars)
• Production.
• The right way to go.(memberships of Ford Motor Minority Dealers Association)(Brief article)
• Isuzu will add 2 pickup trim lines in 2007.(Isuzu Motors Ltd.)(Brief article)
  by Jackson, Kathy
• Flexible work rules help factories meet productivity goals; Swing shifts are added; workers handle more jobs.(Insight)(Continental AG)(DaimlerChrysler AG. Chrysler Group)(Hyundai Corp)
  by Barkholz, David
• Sequencing's unexpected dividend: Better data.(market research)
  by Chappell, Lindsay

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