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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Automotive Industries

• Electronic tune-up
  by John W. Daws
• Financial prudence: why is General Motors still paying a dividend?
  by Maryann Keller
• Advanced chassis technologies
  by Gary Witzenburg
• BorgWarner buys majority stake in Beru AG
• Some like it hot: gaining in popularity in Europe, fuel-operated heaters offer much higher efficiency over conventional idling and remote start
  by Rob Wilson
• Area sensors
• Dateline
• Definitely not the new cavalier: a solid foundation and focus on quality takes the Chevrolet Cobalt to a new level in the small car market
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Miniature guideways
• Open letter to President Bush : level the playing field
  by Gary Witzenburg
• All-wheel drive
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Lane departure warning
  by John Peter
• Ford to offer factory-installed Sirius satellite radio
• Power players: GM debuts two very different high-performance cars at this year's NAIAS: Chevrolet's race-bred Corvette Z06 and Cadillac's supercharged STS-V
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Hydrogen's heyday: green machines leave the lab and hit the highway
  by Don Sherman
• Safe and sound
  by Carla Kalogeridis
• Fasteners
• Metal alloy strip resistors
• Plymouth Rubber Company Inc. to form joint venture in China
• Correction
  by Mark A. Sterrett
• Mazda RX-8
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Flexible manufacturing
  by John Peter
• Stage is set: a new range of advanced nonwoven fabric technologies is gearing up to challenge the market dominance of conventional textiles in the automotive interior supply chain
  by Carla Kalogeridis
• Johnson controls forms minority joint venture
• Green trucking: the Tokyo commercial vehicle show is a showcase for future emission-reducing technologies
• 2005 Honda Odyssey
  by John Peter
• 100 + 10: America's oldest automotive magazine celebrates its 110th year with an insightful look at the past 10 years and what the implications will mean for the next 10
  by John Peter
• Safety
  by Carla Kalogeridis
• Celebrating 110 years of connectivity
  by Rob Wilson
• Hybrids and fuel cells
  by John Peter
• Japan certifies Honda FC stack-equipped FCX
• The 300 effect: the popularity of Chrysler's new full-size sedan has raised sales numbers across the board
  by Ray Windecker
• CVT versus 6-speed
  by John Peter
• When will we start collaborating? The recipe for collaboration requires key ingredients that are not yet in place
  by Jason C. Brewer
• Air compressors
• Smokey Yunick lives on
  by Tom Kuchnicki
• 2005 Subaru Legacy Wagon
  by John Peter
• The new diesels
  by John Peter
• Thermistor
• BMW wins back the diesel crown; twenty years of diesel fine tuning makes the BMW 535d one of the best all-around cars in the world
  by Anthony Lewis
• Cylinder deactivation
  by John Peter
• Racing to relevancy
  by John Peter