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Articles in Jan 3, 2003 issue of Autoparts Report

• New Spark Plug Boosts Fuel Economy By An Average Of 18 Percent - Combustion Technology Products Corp.'s DirectHits spark plug
• GM To Layoff Workers At Georgia Minivan Plant As Sales Decline - Brief Article
• Mexico's Desc To Report Operating Loss - Brief Article
• O'Reilly Automotive Expands Market Reach With Two new Purchases - Brief Article
• GM Said It Will Expand Auto Production In China With Purchase Of Car Plant - General Motors
• Auto Parts Stock Prices Fell An Average Of 17.9 Percent In 2002
• XM Arranges New Round Of Financing; Expects To Break Even In 2004 - XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc - Brief Article
• Visteon Said New Non-Ford Business Helps Bottom Line - Brief Article
• Dollar's Decline Should Help Automotive Companies
• Growing Auto Production In China Could Lead To Hike In Certain Commodity Prices
• 2003 Expected To Be A Challenging Year For North American Automotive Sector
• Tower Automotive Will Not Supply Frame For Next Ford Explorer - Brief Article - Company Profile
• Auto Parts Suppliers Downgraded
• GM Reaps Hugh Savings From Flexible Manufacturing - Brief Article - Company Profile
• Diesel Engine Component Output In China Gets Big Investment - Brief Article
• Hayes Lemmerz Earns 13c/Share In Third Quarter Vs. Loss $1.92 - Hayes Lemmerz International Inc - Brief Article
• Dana Completes Sale Of FTE Brake & Clutch Actuation Operations - Brief Article - Company Profile
• Exco Earn Transmission Case Mold Business From Ford - Brief Article - Company Profile
• Auto Suppliers Lose Significant Business Opportunities By Failing To Submit Timely RFQs
• ArvinMeritor Acquires All Remaining Interest In German Exhaust Joint Venture - Brief Article - Company Profile
• Volvo Powertrain To Modernize Swedish Plants - Brief Article - Company Profile
• Exco Tech To Supply Engine Block Tooling To DaimlerChrysler - Brief Article
• Germany's Duerr Awarded Production System Business From Hyundai - Brief Article
• GM Commits $550 Million To Lordstown Assembly Plant Expansion - Brief Article
• Hyundai Considering Europe For New Auto Plant - Company Profile