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Articles in Oct 2, 2000 issue of Autoparts Report

• Autoliv To Supply 'Cool Gas' Powers New Inflators From
• New Standards Proposed For Vehicle Telematics
• Heartland Industrial Partners To Buy Simpson Industries
• Applied Tech Products Acquires Plastic Products OEM Manufacturer
• Carfax.com Accident Database Is Expanding
• Team Breakthrough Achieved By IMPCO, Others In Hydrogen Storage for Fuel Cells
• Ford To Produce Cars In China In 2003
• GM To Double Stake in Suzuki
• Goodyear, Treadco Form Commercial Tire Joint Venture
• XCORP Develops New Auto Body/Chassis Standard For Fuel Cell Vehicles
• Electric Fuel Corp. In All-Electric Hybrid Vehicle Development Project With German Government
• Visteon To Invest In Indian Software Expansion
• Dana, Eaton Issue Earnings Warnings
• Methanol Fuel Cell Vehicles Being Studied By International Consortium
• Autoliv Orders e-Manufacturing Software To Manage Assembly Process
• Customer Service More Important Than Price
• Higher Fuel Prices Makes Goods Transported By Truck More Expensive, MEMA Warns
• Autoliv Awarded Production Contracts For Over 1.2 Million Advanced Vehicle Rollover Sensors
• Convergence 2000 To Highlight Mobile Infotronics And Multimedia
• Component Branding Trend Is A Key Part Of New Vehicle Purchase Decision Process
• Federal-Mogul Selected To Supply Replacement Brake Drums And Rotors For Ford
• More Than Half Of All New-Vehicle Buyers Use the Internet During the Shopping Process
• Borg Warner Said That It Is Restructuring
• Mercedes-Benz Offers Telematics Option For 2001
• Valeo Opens New Automotive Electronic Plant In Texas
• Conexant Debuts Global Positioning System For Automotive Telematic Applications