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Articles in Nov 15, 2000 issue of Autoparts Report

• Telematics To Climb To $5 Billion By 2005, According To Research Group
• Delphi To Market High-Tech Electronics To Consumer Automotive Market
• Autoliv To Supply BMW With Safety Electronics
• QUALCOMM, XATA Announce Software Agreement For In-Vehicle Computer
• Dodge Durango To Get Hybrid Powertrain
• PACCAR, AES Form Vehicle Performance And Communication System Venture
• NAPA, Internet Dealers' Group In Cooporative Agreement
• Senator Says Banning MTBE Is Bad Environmental And Energy Policy
• Ford Motor Buys Canadian Auto Recycler
• Via-Tek and Electric Auto Corp To Joint Develop Hydrogen Generator
• Chrysler Sebring Convertible Assembly Utilizes Flexible Production Technology
• Auto Navigation Systems Gaining Popularity, New Study Finds
• Cryogenic Process Extends The Life And Performance Of Auto Parts
• XCELLSiS Joins California Fuel Cell Partnership
• Grant Automotive Group Picked By Delphi For Canadian Aftermarket Business
• Texaco, Energy Conversion Devices, Inc. Form Hydrogen Storage Venture
• Brake Rotors Show Sharp Improvement
• DaimlerChrysler, Mitsubishi To Explore Building Zero-Emission Autos
• Federal-Mogul Wins $400-Million Power Cylinder System Contract
• Ford Focus To Be The Company's Fuel Cell Platform