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Articles in April 20, 2002 issue of Autoparts Report

• Strong Auto Business Boosts Timken's Bottom Line
• OEM Automotive Electronics To Grow Nearly 7 percent Annually Through 2006
• Hayes Lemmerz Acquires Tennessee Foundry
• Asbury Automotive Expects Earnings To Exceed Estimate For The First Quarter
• Delphi and Ingersoll-Rand's Torrington Unit Form Global Steering Alliance
• Johnson Controls Profit Climbs
• Japan's Aftermarket Still A Challenge For New Entrants
• Federal-Mogul Receives Contract to Supply New Monosteel Piston for Truck Engine
• Gentex Revenues, Net Income Climb In First Quarter
• Lear Strengthens Its Manufacturing Capability In China With New Joint Venture
• Genuine Parts Said First Quarter Sales, Income Declined
• Hyundai Motor To Assemble New Vehicle In Venezuela
• XM Satellite Radio To Be Offered On All 2003 Cadillac Models
• Exide Technologies Files For Bankruptcy Protection
• DaimlerChrysler, Mitsubishi Sign Cross-Supply Commercial Engine Agreement
• Intermet's Profits Climb In First Quarter Despite Lower Sales
• Hyundai Breaks Ground On Its First U.S. Auto Plant
• Denso To Split Tennessee Operations Into Separate Companies
• Toyota To Procure More Chinese Auto Parts
• Honeywell Wins Patent Case vs. BorgWarner In Germany
• Europe Car Sales Predicted To Decline In 2002
• Kmart and Penske Reach Agreement On Service Center Closings
• J. Eberspaecher Opens New North American Headquarters In Novi, Mich
• Honda Says It Will Up Output In China
• Bosch To Upgrade Tennessee Facility
• GM Said Antilock Brakes To Be Equipped On 70 Percent Of Its 2003 Models
• Honda In Joint Venture With Sanyo To Produce Hybrid Car Batteries