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Articles in Nov 18, 2001 issue of Autoparts Report

• Delphi Says Its New Technology Achieves 10 to 15 Percent Fuel Savings on Light Trucks
• Dana Corp. Awarded $600 Million Contract By Light Truck Producer
• Sony Ericsson, MobileAria Form Partnership For In-Vehicle Bluetooth Adoption
• Auto Parts Sector Outperform Other Sectors In Environmental Performance
• Hitachi Automotive To Enter U.S. Starters and Alternators Aftermarket
• Decoma Higher Third-Quarter Sales, Earnings
• Visteon President Sees Further Supplier Consolidation Because Of Slower Economy
• Dura Automotive To Shed Its Plastic Products Business
• Collins & Aikman Reported Third Quarter Loss
• Honda Begins Production Of Odyssey Minivans, And V-6 engines In Alabama
• Visteon and Boston Acoustics To Jointly Develop Premium Sound System For Vehicles
• Telematics Industry Shakeout Predicted
• Hyundai Said It Will Build Car Assembly Plant In U.S
• Hayes Lemmerz To Close Its Bowling Green Facility
• Advance Auto Parts Reports Strong Third Quarter 2001 Results
• Zero Interest Rate On New Cars Loans Boost October Sales By 24.4 Percent
• Mazda Sees Sharply Lower U.S. Auto Sales In 2002
• Denso To Build Car Air Conditioning Plant In The Czech Republic
• Mazda Will Buy More Engines From Ford
• Delphi, STMicroelectronics To Develop New ICs For Automobiles
• KANA Gets Wingcast Telematics Contract
• Visteon Reduces Payment To Contract Labor Firms By 7 Percent
• Timken Acquires European Component Manufacturer
• Magna Said Earning Increased In 2001
• Ford To Consider Further Plant Closings, Employment Reductions
• Toyota Reports Record Earning In First Half
• Modine, Xcellsis To Jointly Develop Fuel Cell Components
• More Auto Suppliers Are Refusing Price Concessions To OEMs
• Delphi Executive Chosen To Head OE Suppliers Group
• General Motors Says It Will Be Profitable In 2002
• Enova To Provide Fuel Cell Components To Ford