Automotive Industries

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Articles in March 2004 issue of Automotive Industries

• Japanese truck sales spike: the race to buy before new diesel emissions regulations take effect sends heavy truck sales to an all-time high
• Whither sheet hydroforming: Dr. Taylan Altan forms his opinion on the future of sheet hydroforming in the automotive industry
  by Rich Wilson
• At a standstill: GM explores stationary power applications for automotive fuel cell development
  by John Peter
• The 'in-betweener' SUV
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Windy City showcase: the world's automakers save a few surprizes for the Chicago Auto Show
  by Gary Witzenburg
• China's appetite crowds out other world players
  by Rob Wilson
• Vision-based centering station
• Nylon web adhesive - New Products - Brief Article
• Front runners: what differentiates the best of the supply chain from the rest of the supply chain?
  by Craig Fitzgerald
• PT ragtop has plenty of poke: DaimlerChrysler strategy is to pop no top before it's time
  by Rob Wilson
• Smart lesson in quality: carbuilders and suppliers strive together in Smartville Nation
  by Anthony Lewis
• 2004 Cadillac SRX - Cars Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by John Peter
• Toyo comes to America - North America - Brief Article
• Component testing instrument
• Converting film into fashion: laminates can provide more trim options yet keep costs in check
  by Rob Wilson
• 2004 Porsche Cayenne turbo - Cars Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by Gary Witzenberg
• Dateline - Brief Article - Calendar
• GKN Adopts a new name - North America - Brief Article
• What engineers really say
  by Lawrence J. Higgins
• German automotive miracle stalls
  by Maryann Keller
• 2005 Chrysler 300C - Cars Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by John Peter
• Huck Automotive Fasteners Group purchased - North America - Brief Article
• Thanks
  by Allan Berger
• How viable are HEVs, really?
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Metaldyne expands technical capabilities in Plymouth, Mich - North America - Brief Article
• Are we there yet? Will 2004 be the year that the auto industry sees the end of the downturn?
  by Ray Windecker
• Ceramic components - New Products - Brief Article
• A safe bet: fueled by the consumer's love affair with crash test rating, the auto industry's on-going, fervent development of safety technologies is a sure thing
  by Carla Kalogeridis
• Microscope system - New Products - Brief Article
• EVO is no Corvette - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Larry E. Fry
• Buick steps up to challenge Lexus: new LaCrosse sedan demonstrates interior refinements and sound reduction measures aimed at matching the best of the Japanese brands
  by John McCormick
• Blind riveting system - New Products - Brief Article
• Phi Beta Kappa: GM's cost-effective strategy for shifting Pontiac into gear
  by Don Sherman
• Sporty with the 40: stepping out without stepping away from safety
  by Rich Wilson