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Articles in Sept 16, 2002 issue of Autoparts Report

• Continental Forms Tire Joint Venture In Russia
• Metaldyne Get Connecting Rods Contract For Chrysler Group's HEMI Engine
• Aftermarket Ignition Parts Market Expected To Expand
• Peugeot' China Joint Venture To Produce 100,000 Cars In 2003
• Car-Part.com, CCC Information Services To Provide Recycled-Parts Data
• Dana Awarded Cam Cover Module Business From Jaguar
• FAW Wins China Approval For Purchase Of Tianjin Automotive
• Toyota To Consider Fifth U.S. Auto Plant
• Harbour Group Acquires Auto Meter Products, Inc
• Profits Soaring For China's Auto Producers
• Planet Salvage's AuctionsNetwork Picked By Automotive Recyclers To Buy Salvage Vehicles
• Accident Prevention Plus, Inc. In European Joint Venture
• Delphi Said New Steering Column Contracts Worth $1.6 Billion
• Wescast Get Manifold Supply Contracts From Chrysler Group
• Autoliv In Seat Belt Joint Venture In China
• Daewoo To Resume Operation After Agreement With Suppliers
• General Motors' New Pontiac GTO To Get Fuel Tanks From Spectra Premium
• Germany's Car Production Declined 6 Percent Through August
• Delphi Targets Commercial Vehicles For Sliding Door Products
• BMW Supplier Opens Expanded S.C. Facility
• Intermet Guides Lower For Third Quarter
• U.S. Exports of Autoparts Declined Slightly In First Six Months
• Automakers Face Boycott For Ties With XM Radio
• Canadian Firm Will Not Disclose Plans for Norfolk, Va.-Area Car Parts Maker
• Increased Use Of Turbochargers, 6-Speed Transmissions To Drive Future Powertrain Technology
• Japan, U.S. To Pressure China For More Auto Imports
• Stanley Electric To Produce Auto Lights In China
• CSK Auto Saw Increase In Net Sales, Profits For Second Quarter
• Full-Year Light Vehicle Production Expected To Top 15.1 Units In U.S
• Tenneco Auto To Close Turkey Shock Absorber Plant
• GM Agrees To Buy $107.5 Million In Car Parts From 19 Korean Companies