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Articles in March 1999 issue of Automotive Industries

• Net Gen Set To Take The Wheel
• GM Unveils Aggressive Asia Plan
  by Paul Fisher
• Honda Is Still The Specific Output King
• Birth Of The Modern V-8 - car engine
  by Gerry Kobe
• Suppliers Snap Up Korean Bargains
  by Mark Bursa
• Delphi's J.T. Battenberg
  by Marjorie Sorge
• No Time For Overtime - Ford Motor Co.' s truck plant, Wayne, MI
• Global Engine Displacement Through 2005 - Brief Article
• GM Continues To Reduce Management Layers - Brief Article
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Growing Panes
  by Gerry Kobe
• Visteon Talks The Talk - to launch Jaguar S-type sedan
• Cars Worth Noting
  by Lindsay Brooke
• BMW Fires Pischetsrieder, Seeks Aid For Rover - chairman Bernd Pischetsrieder - Brief Article
  by Mark Bursa
• Star Prepares To Go Nova
  by Norman Martin
• Hard And Crunchy On The Outside, Yummy On The Inside
• Vw Plans Asia Assault
  by Paul Fisher
• U.S. Automakers Go It Alone In India - Ford and General Motors buy out joint-venture stakes in Indian subsidiaries - Brief Article
  by Paul Fisher
• Mustang Finally Gets An IRS
  by Norman Martin
• Black Market Hits Vietnam
• Branding Study Eyes Safety
  by Gerry Kobe
• Chicago Show Report - new vehicles introduced
  by Mark Bursa
• New Products
• Volvo Sets Sail, Literally
• NEWSWORTHY
  by Gerry Kobe
• 1999 Engine Trends
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Same Name, New Face
  by Ron Harbour
• Land Rover: Send Us Some Engineers
• Magna Wants U.S. Assembly Jobs
  by Mark Bursa
• Diesel Aftertreatment: Tough, But Doable
• Why Volvo Isn't Ford's Answer
  by Maryann Keller
• Mercedes Puts The Brakes On A New Vision
• Nissan Welcomes Merger - considering selling out, possibly to Daimler-Chrysler
  by Paul Fisher
• Why Tier II Shouldn't Be LEVII
• Letters
• Its All In The Family
• Siemens Favors JVs To Acquisitions
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Two New Valvetrains For Economy, Performance
• Ford's Most Important Experiment
  by John Mcelroy