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Articles in May 22, 2002 issue of Autoparts Report

• Modine' Earnings, Revenues Decline
• Global Light Vehicle Sales Projected To Be 56.2 Million In 2002
• DaimlerChrysler To Offer Sirius Satellite Radio On New Vehicles
• Sumitomo Electric To Buy Calsonic' Wiring Harness Operations
• GM Canada Sees Advantage In Starting Contract Talks With Canadian Auto Union
• JAMA Canada To Support Government Competitiveness Program
• DENSO's Net Income Increases
• Ford In Venture To Develop New Catalytic Coating Technology
• Toyota To Boost Sales In Mexico
• Keystone Buys Plastic Bumper Recycling Operation
• Chile, Argentina Form For Auto Trade Agreement
• Dana Ups Earnings Estimate
• ArvinMeritor Sheds Exhaust Manufacturing Operations
• Toyota To Supply Diesel Engines To BMW
• Collins & Aikman Reports Net Loss For First Quarter 2002
• Federal-Mogul Set To Sell Certain U.S. Camshaft Operations
• Falling Car Sales, Rising Debt May Result In Large Layoffs For Fiat
• LoJack Reported Higher Revenues, Lower Net Income
• Chrysler Group To Redesign Production Planning Process To Better React To Market Changes
• Dura Casts Off UK Steering Gear Business
• Decoma Reports Higher First Quarter Profits
• Ford's Supplier Manufacturing Campus In Chicago Adds Nine Suppliers
• Nissan Motor, Chinese May Form Joint Venture
• Universal Automotive Sees Projects Profitability In 2002
• Big Three Cost Reduction Includes Eliminating Certain Vehicle Features
• Government May Look At Vehicle Reclassification For Fuel Economy Considerations
• Magna International Posts Solid First Quarter Numbers
• U.S. Light-Vehicle Sales On Pace To 16.8 Million Units
• GM China Plans To Join New Chinese Joint Venture