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Articles in June 18, 2001 issue of Autoparts Report

• Fiat To Make Major Investment In New Models, Power Train
• Lear Corp. To Cut 150 Jobs Because Of Industry Slowdown
• EPA Proposal Would Force OEMs To Make Emission Information and Tools Available to Aftermarket
• Fiat Sets Up Engine Plant In China
• Automakers Are Cutting Back Or Delaying Future Vehicle Programs
• Ramoil Management Seeks Funding For Major Automotive Distribution Chain Purchase
• Mexico, Japan Agree To Start Free-Trade Pact Negotiations
• Visteon Awarded Interior/Electrical Business For Toyota's New European Model
• Dana Corp, Riken Corp. Consider Piston Ring Venture
• China's Entry Into WTO Improves
• Detroit Diesel To Introduce New Technology Engines In Fall Of 2002
• Gentex, One Of The "Hot Growth" Companies, Said It Will Miss 2nd Quarter Targets
• Industry Group Outlines Future Technological Advances For Autos
• Ford Said Its North American Production Will Drop 18 Percent In Third Quarter
• Hong Kong Raises Emission Standards On Motor Vehicles
• Donnelly Gets OnStar-Equipped Mirror Business From Acura
• Dana Corp. To Supply Brake And Drive Components To PACCAR
• Toyota Said It Will Produce Vehicles In Mexico
• Hybrid Car Sales Surge Along With Gas Prices
• Administration Refuses To Ease Clean Octane Provision For California
• General Motors, Quantum To Jointly Develop Hydrogen Storage Devices
• Ford Sees Diesels Capturing A Larger Share Of U.S. Market
• Visteon Awarded Interior Systems Business For PSA Peugeot Citroen In Brazil
• Denso To Produce Car Air Conditioners In Czech Republic
• Auto/Autoparts Makers May Face Higher Steel Prices If Government Imposes Restrictions On Steel Imports
• Acura RSX Offers Potential For Aftermarket Customizing Industry
• Thailand's Auto Production And Exports Climb In 2001
• Strong Dollar Hurting Auto Parts Suppliers
• Visteon Plans to Open Air Fuel Charge Assembly Facility In South Africa
• DaimlerChrysler Signs Letter Of Intent With Singapore To Launch Joint Fuel Cell Project