Autoparts Report

View more issues:

Articles in March 19, 2003 issue of Autoparts Report

• Goodyear, TRW Automotive to Collaborate on Tires, Suspensions - Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., TRW Automotive Aftermarket Div - Brief Article
• Standard Motor Said Earning, Sales Improved For Full Year - Standard Motor Products Inc - Brief Article
• TI Automotive Awarded GM Fuel-Line Contract - General Motors Corp. awards contract for fuel-line systems - Brief Article
• OE Battery Shipments Fell, Aftermarket Shipment Climbs In 2002 - shipments data for original equipment, replacement automotive batteries - Brief Article
• Japan's Automakers Capture Greater Market Share In Europe
• Federal-Mogul Signs Agreement to Sell OE Molded Lighting Assembly Operations to Decoma International - Brief Article
• Kyosan Denki America and DENSO to Establish Mt. Sterling, Ky. Manufacturing Facility - Kyosan Denki America Inc., DENSO International America Inc. form Kyosan Denso Manufacturing Kentucky L.L.C - Brief Article
• Linamar To Build A New Manufacturing Facility In Ontario - Linamar Corp - Brief Article
• Visteon Corp. Will Drop Out Of Seating Business - Brief Article
• Pep Boys Reports Lower Fourth Quarter Results But Higher Fiscal Year Returns - Pep Boys-Manny, Moe and Jack - Brief Article
• Big Three New Vehicle Quality Improves According To Recent Survey
• Japanese Parts Supplier Selects North Carolina For New Plant - NT Techno - Brief Article
• Tenneco Automotive Expands Operations in China - Brief Article
• Mexico's Auto Parts Exports To Get Boost From Weak Peso - Brief Article
• Ford, GM To Sharply Cut 2nd Quarter Output, Small Auto Supplier Expected To Be Hurt Hardest - Ford Motor Co., General Motors Corp
• Cooper Tire Acquires Max Trac Tires - Cooper Tire and Rubber Co., Max Trac Tire Company Inc - Brief Article
• Independent Warranty Providers Receive Higher Satisfaction Ratings From Dealers Than OEM Providers
• Metaldyne Looks To Manufacture in China - MascoTech Inc. opens office in Shanghai, China - Brief Article