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Articles in Feb 23, 2001 issue of Autoparts Report

• GM Chairman Calls For Renewed Trade Agreement
• IMPCO and Scania Develop Gas Powered Truck Fuel System
• Singapore To Further Develop High Value-Added Automotive Components
• Toyota Said It Will Build New Engines In Alabama
• Parts.com Expands In Europe, U.S
• PSA Peugeot-Citroen Reportedly Still Planning To Build Mexico Plant
• Visteon Named As Primary Air Conditioning Products Supplier To Pep Boys
• UQM Technologies To Supply Fuel Cell Compressor Drive To Ecostar
• Canadian Trade Authorities Promote Autoparts Machinery Sales In Mexico
• Eaton Gets $500 Million GM Contract
• World`s First Turbine Engine for Hybrid-Electric Vehicle Applications Certified By CARB
• Volvo Buyout Of Mexico's Dina Seen Possible
• Foreign Auto Producers Gain Larger Share Of U.S. Market
• Textron Automotive Establishes New Automotive Interior Components Joint Venture
• Kia To Build Brazil Plant In March
• Italian Airbag Inflator Producer Bought By Sequa Unit
• BMW To Build New Engine In U.K. Facility; Plans Further U.K. Investments
• New Telematics Guidelines Considered By Auto Industry
• GM, Ford Downgraded By S&P
• Ford-Alfa Autoparts Alliance Continues To Grow
• Siemens To Invest In New Wiring Harness Facility In Brazil
• Auto Production In Russia Climbs 2.2 Percent In 2000
• Dana Reports Loss; Cut 10,000 Jobs: Federal Mogul, Lear Also Report Weaker Fourth Quarters Results
• Delco Remy Accepts Sweetened Takeover Bid
• European Car Expected To Decline
• California Does Not Back Away From 2003 Electric Car Mandates
• GM Confirms Russia Project