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Articles in Nov, 2001 issue of Automotive Industries

• Automakers worldwide cut production
  by Andrea Wielgat
• On the ropes again
  by Maryann Keller
• Cadillac aims to play in Europe: GM finally gets serious about being a contender in the global luxury market
  by Angus MacKenzie
• Safety solutions: For 2002, the innovative use of materials continues to play a significant role in making automobiles safer
  by John Shea
• Taylor to purchase HPM
• Wind River, Sun team up
• Valeo plans changes
• Cimatron opens shop
• 2002 Mercedes-Benz ML 270 CDI
  by Andrea Wielgat
• The safety man: Brian O'Neill and his team at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety wage war on unsafe vehicles and outdated government standards
  by Gerry Kobe
• Inoac adds plant
• Plant capacity increases
• DCX, Salvador Caetano team up
• Driving business through the downturn
• Ball nose cutter
• DSM completes transaction
• Haldex acquires assets
• New components equal new suppliers
• Miniature surface mount incandescent lamps
• Zircona alumina belts
• Solutioa launches brand
• Letters
• Another opportunity for Ford
  by Ray Windecker
• Floating panel fasteners
• Premium-grade alloy
• There's a little turtle in all of us
• It's not easy being lean
  by Ron Harbour
• 2002 Hyundai XG350
  by Lora J. Bingham
• 2001 Quest for Excellence: The industry's ballots are in and the best of the best suppliers have been chosen
  by Andrew Cummins
• Distributor changes name
• Plant starts operations
• Be Stilo my heart: Fiat aims to regain European market share by bringing a new standard of content, performance and value to the C-segment
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Electronic locking differential
• 2002 Acura RSX
  by Gerry Kobe
• Mazda's new mid-size sedan
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Knapp acquires Mont
• Bayer expands plant capacity
• Faurecia teams with Namba
• Another step forward for diesels: Tenneco's exhaust particulate trap is cookin' on PSA vehicles today. It's the start of another clean-diesel technology
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Coupes de grace
  by Ken Gross
• The road to automotive industry innovation: 2002 information technology survey
• Microchip forms new group
• DuPont Dow to produce new EPDM
• CNRS, CEA pursue fuel cells
• Ansoft opens Center in Japan
• The team made him proud: GM Manufacturing boss Gary Cowger tells why the system worked so well in the days after the attack
  by Lindsay Brooke
• The perfect platform
  by Michael Robinet
• Titanium balls