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Articles in Dec 19, 2002 issue of Autoparts Report

• TDS/US Inc. To Open Facility In Virginia
• Dow Automotive To Produce Components For Ford's Integrated Plant In Brazil
• Hella To Produce Headlamp In France
• Opel Considering Sale Of Some Of Its Parts Units In 2003
• California Fuel Cell Partnership To Boost Fuel Cell Vehicles In 2003
• GM To Boost Production In China With New Plant
• Chrysler Will Add Two New Models In The Next Five Years; Production Costs Are Pared
• Copart Opens 100th Location In Florida
• Unipres, OSL To Set Up Joint Venture In France
• Ford's Pension Liability Shrinks
• AFL Automotive Awarded Electronic Business From GM
• DENSO To Produce Alternators In Turkey
• New Board Positions Created By MEMA
• DaimlerChrysler, Metaldyne In Joint Venture
• Valeo Reorganizes Lighting Business In Spain
• Dana To Sell Brake and Clutch Business To European Private Equity Firm
• GenCorp's GDX Unit Get New Ford, GM Business
• NAFTA Provides Big Benefit For Mexico's Auto Industries
• New S&P Analysis Says Big Three Face Big Challenges
• Auto Parts Industry Seeks Relief From Higher Steel Tariffs
• Chrysler To Begin Flexible Manufacturing At Windsor Assembly
• BMW Gets EU Aid For Leipzig Plant
• North American Auto Production Estimate Lowered To 16.1 Million Units In 2003
• Ford's Vehicles Top The Big Three In Reducing Auto Pollution
• Big Three's Share Of Canada's Auto Market Is Shrinking
• MTU Expands Drive Shaft Business In North American Market
• Weak Yen Harms U.S. Auto Industry, Ford Said
• Ford Plans To Change Three Light Truck Plants To Flexible Manufacturing
• Ballard To Supply Honda With Fuel Cell Modules
• SmarTire Signs New Tire Monitoring Contract
• Millennium Cell, DaimlerChrysler Continue Hydrogen Storage Cooperation