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Articles in Nov 3, 2001 issue of Autoparts Report

• Latest Results From Parts Makers Affected By Industry Slowdown
• Tenneco Automotive Reports Third Quarter Loss
• ASC & Inalfa Sign Merger Agreement
• Ford Opens New Industrial Complex in Brazil
• BorgWarner's Profit Fall In Third Quarter
• Delphi Wins New Asian Cam Phasing Business
• Mexican Automotive Maquiladoras Hit Hard By Slowing U.S. Economy
• Lear Reports Lower Third-Quarter Results
• Intermet Says It Will Close Aluminum Casting Plant
• Japan's Auto Output Tumbles In 1st Half of FY 2001
• UBS Warburg Study Predicts New Role for U.S. Telematics Aggregators
• BorgWarner Expects $1.1 Billion In New Powertrain Business
• Donnelly Corp.'s Third Quarter Loss Widens
• Delphi Automotive Systems Acquires ATRi
• Mexico To Get Toyota Parts Plant
• Johnson Controls Report Record Sales
• American Axle Wins New Chrysler Group Driveshaft Contract
• Honda's Operations In Spain To Source More European-Made Parts
• Wind River, Sun Will Jointly Develop Software For Automotive Telematics Market
• Visteon Declares Fourth Quarter Dividend
• Delphi Expands Production In Asia
• PSA Will Produce Citron C3 In Brazil
• AutoZone Expects Solid Third Quarter Growth
• American Axle Earnings Up In Third Quarter
• Isuzu May Supply Toyota's North American Operations With Diesel Engines
• China's Action On Trade Will Hurt Japanese Automakers
• Strong Aftermarket Helps Offset OE Decline For Delco Remy In Third Quarter
• Ford Cancels Plan For SUV Starter-Generator System
• BMW Considering Plans For Production In China
• GM, ChevronTexaco Agree To Develop Gas Fuel Cells
• Aftermarket Technology Third Quarter Earnings
• Nasser Is Replaced At Ford; Company Faces Restructuring
• GM, AutoVAZ To Get EBRD Investment For Joint Venture
• PSA, Toyota Consider Polish Sites For Joint Venture
• O'Reilly Automotive Reports Record Revenues and Earnings
• Toyota $800 Million Expansion In Indiana Nears Completion
• Opel Looking To Increase Outsourcing Of Stampings
• Nissan Said It Will Have Fuel Cell Technology By 2005