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Articles in Oct 3, 2002 issue of Autoparts Report

• AutoZone's Fourth Quarter Profits, Revenues Soar
• Auto Parts Trade Associations Join Forces In Push For Lower Steel Tariffs
• Delphi Said GM Is First Electric Steering Customer
• Delphi Captures New Technology Business With BMW
• Nissan Awards New Business To Visteon
• Continental Forms Tire Joint Venture In Russia
• Consumers Overwhelmingly Prefer Use Of Factory-Authorized Parts in Collision Repair
• Goodyear's Tenn. Plant To Lay Off 450
• ArvinMeritor Confirms Earnings Decline In 4th Quarter
• Delphi Grows Business With Land Rover and Jaguar Contracts
• Raytheon and Valeo To Create New Advanced Sensing Venture
• Peugeot's China Joint Venture To Produce 100,000 Cars In 2003
• North American Parts Aftermarket To Reach $53 Billion In 2006, New Study Predicts
• Valeo Plans New Investment In U.S. Unit
• A.O. Smith Said Third Quarter Earnings To Exceed Wall Street Expectations
• Nissan Sets U.S. Sales Target Of 1 Million Units By 2005
• New GM-Daewoo Venture To Share Parts With Suzuki
• New European Assembly Plant Considered By Toyota
• Delphi Projects European Business To Hit $5.8 Billion This Year
• FTC Oks Pennzoil-Quaker State Sale To Shell
• Profits Soaring For China's Auto Producers
• BMW To Invest $400 Million In South Carolina
• Midas' Shares Plunge After Firm Lowers Guidance
• GM, Autovaz In SUV Joint Venture
• Canadian Firm Will Not Disclose Plans for Norfolk, Va.-Area Car Parts Maker
• BorgWarner Sets Up Korean Business To Supply Hyundai
• IMPCO Reports Net Fiscal First Quarter Loss