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Articles in Nov 19, 2002 issue of Autoparts Report

• Hyundai's Auto Parts Unit To Build Alabama Plant
• Superior Industries To Expand Capacity To Meet New Demands
• Prestolite Electric Said Sales, Income Rises In Third Quarter
• CTS Corp. Awarded Third Major Belt Tension Sensor Program For Advanced Occupant Restraint System
• GM Will Redesign Entire Mid-Size Car Models Within Three Years
• Energy Secretary Unveils Plan For Hydrogen-Car Systems
• Auto Affordability Hits New Record In Third Quarter 2002, Comerica Reports
• Auto Show Attendance Rebounded
• American Axle Ups Its Full-Year 2002 Guidance
• Mopar Moves Beyond Parts
• GM Consolidating Tool Operations
• Magna Reports 20 Percent Sales Growth In Third Quarter
• Stronger Yen May Help U.S. Auto Industry, GM Said
• U.S. Auto Parts Suppliers Are Looking To Foreign Automakers For Growth
• ArvinMeritor Reports Sharp Jump In Net Income For The Third Quarter
• Alcoa Fujikura, Pacific Insight Electronics Alliance For Heavy Duty Market
• Delphi In Alliance With Chinese Steering Wheel Maker
• Collins & Aikman Reported Higher Revenue Growth in Third Quarter
• Pep Boys Now Sells Auto Parts and Accessories Online
• Ford Will Eliminate More Than 200 Contract Engineers As Part Of New Development Strategy
• Ballard and Millennium Cell Formalize Fuel Cell Partnership
• Blackstone Conclude $4.75 Billion Deal For TRW Auto Unit
• Auto Semiconductor Market To Expand Rapidly To Meet New Auto Technologies
• Honda To Evaluate Shipping Options After Port Shutdown
• International Rectifier Said It Achieved Technology Breakthrough In Power Electronics Systems For Automotive Alternators
• Turbocharger Demand For Europe Is High
• Steelmakers To Push Steel Prices Higher
• Ford Names Aggressive Cost-Cutter To Head Luxury Division
• Chrysler To Consider Offering Extended Warranty In Europe