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Articles in August 15, 2001 issue of Autoparts Report

• JC Whitney, CarParts.com Sign Licensing Agreement
• Peugeot, Toyota In European Small Car Venture
• Autoliv To Move Airbag Component Plant To Mexico
• Toyota Close To Agreement To Sell Engines To BMW
• Mexican Auto Parts Industry Declines By 12 Percent In First Half
• Auto Parts Makers Report Loses, Lower Earnings In Second Quarter 2001
• Caterpillar and DaimlerChrysler In Fuel Systems Venture
• Automotive Sensors Market To Grow As OEMs Add More Electronic Features To Vehicles
• North American Telematics Market To Reach $7 Billion By 2007
• Oracle and ACUNIA Telematics Strategic Alliance
• GM Demonstrates Onboard Fuel Processor That Extracts Hydrogen From Gasoline
• Delphi Telematics Unit Expects Sustained Growth
• Japanese, German Companies Form Flat Flex Cable Products Joint Venture
• Volvo Joins OEConnection's Parts and Service Web Portal
• Modular Suppliers Locate Near Nissan's New Mississippi Plant
• Chrysler Forms Teams To Ensure Greater Commonality Among Platforms
• Tenneco Automotive and Tokico Ltd. Sign Strategic Alliance
• Alpine Says It Has A Full Line of XM Satellite-Ready Products
• U.S., Japan To Discuss Renewing Automotive Bilateral Trade Talks
• GM To Use Advanced Plastic Material On Exterior For Selected Models
• Brazil's Autoparts Sector Expected To Decline By 15 Percent In Second Half
• Ford to Expand Plant in Norfolk
• Ballard, Shell Hydrogen and Westcoast Form Venture To Fund Fuel Cell Development
• Major Improvement Possible In CAFE Standards Possible, Report Says
• Automakers Use Of Aluminum Climbs In New Model Year
• DOE Awards Contract For Fuel Cell Development To Delphi Automotive And Battelle Team
• Porsche To Offer Satellite Radio Option On Future Vehicles
• Visteon Captures Renault Business In Europe and Mexico
• Covisint Saw $35 Billion In Second Quarter Auction Value
• Alcan Forms New Automotive Group To Grow Global, Value-Added Business
• Delphi Automotive Will Open New Plastic Injection Molding Facility in Ohio
• Ford Will Revamp Parts Distribution System
• Microvision To Develop Advanced Automotive Displays For European Automaker
• Ford To Use Covisint to Develop Supplier E-Commerce Network
• Visteon Gets Mercedes-Benz Truck Division Business
• Toyota Unit To Form Chinese Seatbelt Facility In China
• Automotive Telematics Usage Set To Explode, Study Says
• SiemensVDO Sells Wiring Harness Plants to Alcoa
• Automotive Fuel Cell Growth Will Be Strong Late In This Decade, Report Concludes
• Biodiesel Advantages Recognized
• Mexican Auto Market Will See Major Changes In The Next Few Years
• Delphi, Orbital To Share Technology, Marketing
• Delphi Technologies To Supply Suspension Components To BMW
• Toyota To Build Light Trucks In Mexico By 2004
• Volkswagen To Take Online Auctions In-House
• Hayes Lemmerz To Supply Nissan With Cast Aluminum Wheels
• Advance Auto Parts To Acquire Discount Auto Parts
• Date For 80-mpg Vehicle Will Be Delayed
• BMW To Buy Diesel Engines From Toyota
• GM To Offer XM Option In 20 Models In 2003
• GM To Use Continental's New Hybrid Engine In 2004
• Covisint Introduces New Supplier Chain Application
• Engine Management Systems Show Big Growth At Delphi
• NHTSA Proposes Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems
• Outsourcing Non-Core Business Activity Can Offer Big Savings For Auto Parts Suppliers
• Emerging Traffic Data Services Evolving Into $7-Billion Industry, Study Predicts
• Japan's Auto Parts Industry May See Large Job Cuts
• DaimlerChrysler To Close Brazil Facility Permanently
• Toyota Said It Plans To Cut Parts Procurement Costs By 30 Percent
• Isuzu Also Joins OEConnection
• Ford To Reopen Cleveland Engine Plant #1 To Build Duratec Engines
• Texaco and ECD To Form Hybrid and Electric Vehicles Battery Joint Venture
• Federal-Mogul Acquisition Of Polish Auto Parts Company Is Finalized
• Toyota To Begin Operations In Mexico In 2002
• Eaton To Reorganize Automotive Operations
• Delphi Energy & Chassis Systems Makes Large Investment On New Product Development
• European Auto Industry Facing Downturn
• Auto Security Devices Sales To Triple By 2007, Study Says
• Insurance Auto Auctions And SEI Information To Create Salvage Application Management System
• Nissan Workers File for UAW Election
• Nissan Plans China Operations
• Automotive Coatings, Sealants & Adhesives To Reach 2.3 billion pounds in 2005
• Visteon Forms New Speech Recognition Unit
• GM Makes Offer For Some Of Daewoo Facilities, Korean Sources Say
• BorgWarner Timing Chains Business To Get A Boost As Industry Switches From Timing Belts
• Johnson Controls To Buy Electronics Business From Sagem Automotive