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Articles in Sept 25, 2001 issue of Autoparts Report

• Auto Production Was Slowed By Parts Shortages After Terrorist Attacks
• Fiat To Buy Diesel Engines From Isuzu
• Delphi Develops X-by-Wire Technology for Europe
• Johnson Controls Sells Seat Cooling Technology To German-Based W.E.T
• Toyota Unit To Build New Compressor Plant
• China Said It Is Encouraging Foreign Tie-Ups With Auto Parts Companies
• GM Said It Has Developed The "World's Most Powerful Fuel Cell Stack"
• Ford European Says It will Regain Lost Market Share
• BMW May Build Assembly Facility In Thailand
• Brazilian Autoparts Are Diversifying
• Ford To Evaluate Millennium Cell's Hydrogen On Demand Fuel System
• U.S. Imports Of Auto Parts Fell In First Half
• Ford Fiesta To Get SKF Bearings
• TRW's Electrically Assisted Steering Systems Winning OE Customers
• Hybrid Battery Market To See Rapid Growth
• Hyundai To Consider Production In Brazil
• Freudenberg-NOK To Extend Holidays To Avoid Layoffs
• GM, Suzuki, & Others Form e-Business Alliance In Japan
• GM Agrees To Buy Most Assets Of Daewoo
• Decoma To Purchase Assets Of Lighting Manufacturer
• GM To Build New Parts Distribution Facility In California
• Renault Considers Expansion In Mexico