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Articles in Jan, 2003 issue of Automotive Industries

• How global platforms affect suppliers
• GM Hydrogen3
  by John Peter
• Magna cautious about China
• Micro-Fit connectors
• American Axle & Manufacturing files shelf registration statement
• Tiger Telematics restructures European costs
• Is share erosion inevitable?
  by Ray Windecker
• The balance of power: U.S. automakers push power and torque ever higher to be competitive. But what about emissions, economy and other design targets?
  by Gary Winzenburg
• Computer module
• High thrust servo actuators
• Dana Corporation completes sale of DCC subsidiaries
• GM and FedEx test fuel cell vehicles in Japan
• Denso's research priorities
• 2003 VW Beetle Cabriolet
  by Brent Haight
• ZF shifts gears: ZF prepares for 6-speed invasion, expands in North America and launches a new CVT
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Pneumatic hand pump
• Johnson Controls licenses Steelcase's Leap Seating
• Collins & Aikman acquire plant from Delphi
• Silver reigns supreme: most popular North American vehicle colors
• Making Chevy great again: with a firm grasp on its heritage and a detailed plan for its future, Chevrolet is poised to return to prominence
  by Ken Gross
• Global suppliers need to catch up to global platforms
  by Michael Robinet
• Digital Test Stand
• Fre-Bar announces name change
• Delphi reports revenue in China up 35 percent
• Safety sells in Europe
  by Anthony Lewis
• 2003 Subaru Baja
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Class clone: Ford engineers take a blast from the past, infuse it with Ferrari DNA and create the ultimate supercar
  by John Peter
• Ultraviolet LED
• Dupont and KCC formalize cooperative coatings agreement
• TASI announces new business group
• PPG protects: paint and coating supplier develops new clearcoats to improve paint protection
  by Richard T. Wilson
• The Epsilon solution: GM's fresh interpretation of the global-car gambit aimed at winning back lost mid-size customers
  by Don Sherman
• Smart storage: JCI's overhead system allows a driver to customize their overhead area
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Brake pad attachment system
• Mayflower wins $50 million contract
• TI Automotive acquires Pierburg's electric fuel pump division
• Deja auto: I have seen these cars before
  by Rob Wilson
• Dateline
• The human/machine interface: technology stokes both the fires of driver distraction and the solutions that keep it manageable
  by John McCormick
• Proportional valve
• Laser adjustment plate
• SPX Contech wins Jeep Grand Cherokee contract
• Ford builds small car in China
• Peugeot breaks sales trend, sees increase in sales
• Next contract could be historic
  by Ron Harbour
• Brain power: investing in intellectual capital in the auto supplier industry—the one asset where there isn't excess capacity
  by Jason C. Brewer
• Brushless DC & gear motors
• Ricardo opens Detroit Technology Campus
• Metaldyne and DaimlerChrysler joint venture
• Welcome to the Al team
  by Gerry Kobe
• Fasteners become job specific: Emhart's growth revolves around it becoming a "systems solutions" supplier
• Hy-Wire act: GM's drive-by-wire, fuel cell-powered prototype proves it's just a matter of time before zero emissions vehicles are a reality
  by John Peter
• High-temperature accelerometer
• Integrated Barcoding Systems partners with FieldCONNECT Inc
• Honda invests $30 million in engine plant
• Letters
• We're growing
• Why aren't investors buying the auto stocks?
  by Maryann Keller
• Flexible flyers: GM's C-Flex process allows on-the-fly model changes and changeovers without new tooling and without skipping a beat
  by John Peter
• Diaphragm valve
• PolyOne to sell stake in Techmer PM, LLC joint venture
• Delco Remy to close Indiana manufacturing operations
• The money's out there
  by Gerry Kobe