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Articles in May 3, 2001 issue of Autoparts Report

• Diesel Car Sales Continue To Surge In Europe
• Copart Acquires New Facility in Pennsylvania
• GM's OnStar To Offer Financial News To Drivers
• GM Collaborating With The University of Tulsa On Catalytic Converter Research
• Nissan Will Build Light Truck, SUV Assembly Plant In Miss
• ChoiceParts Completes Acquisition of CarStation
• BorgWarner Sheds Fuel Systems Business
• Satellite Digital Radio Industry To Flourish, New Study Predicts
• GM To Announce Buyout Of Daewoo
• Telematics To See Sharp Growth, Research Firm Says
• Ford, China Joint Venture Awaiting Government Approval
• GM, Russian AvtoVAZ To Finalize Deal For New Alliance
• U.S. Government Says China Is Injuring U.S. Auto Replacement Glass Industry With Cheap Imports
• Ford Ordered To Replace Switches
• Intel Forms Alliance With Microsoft, Others For In-Car Computer Systems
• Auto, Auto Parts Stocks Downgraded By Analysts; Recovery Expected Late 2001
• Collins & Aikman Signs Letter of Intent to Acquire Automotive Fabric Operations From Joan Fabrics
• Telematics 2001 Conference Set For May 15 - 16
• Haldex, Altra Technologies Form Collision Avoidance Alliance
• Ford May Get Tariff Relief For Imports Into Philippines
• TechSys Says It Will Merge With Fuel Cell Inc
• Membership in UAW Plunged 12 Percent In 2000
• ArvinMeritor To Move Aftermarket Operations From Tenn
• Some Peterbilt Trucks Will Have XM-Ready Radios Installed
• Ford Opens Commercial Vehicle Assembly Plant in Turkey
• Intermet To Close Mexican Machining Plant And Downsize Pulaski, Tenn., Die-Casting Plant
• Motorola Forms Automotive Communications & Electronic Systems Group