Automotive Industries

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Articles in April 1999 issue of Automotive Industries

• Cars Worth Noting
• Highlights of the Geneva Auto Show
  by Mark Bursa
• PT Cruiser Aims At New Niche
  by Paul Eisenstein
• More Chopping At The Cost-Cutting Block
  by Norman Martin
• Bmw To Build Cars In Russia
  by Mark Bursa
• Toyota Claims New Tundra Is Quietest Full-Size Truck
  by Norman Martin
• Rolling Launch At Belvidere
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Buy A Necar 4, Get A Check
  by Norman Martin
• DC Seeks Fuel Cell Suppliers
  by Lindsay Brooke
• General Motors Comes Undone
  by Marjorie Sorge
• LOOK WHO'S TALKING: Ford's David Szczupak
  by Lindsay Brooke
• 2002 A-Class Aimed At U.S
  by Norman Martin
• NEWSWORTHY
  by Gerry Kobe
• 1999 Industry Report Card
• Driving The Industry Nuts
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Ford To Unseat Gm As No. 1
  by Norman Martin
• Korean Partsmakers Follow Delphi Lead, Prepare Global Assault
  by Paul Fisher
• The Ford Roll Continues
  by Marjorie Sorge
• The Impact Of Consolidation
  by Ron Harbour
• Honest Officer, I Raised The Spoiler By Hand
  by Norman Martin
• Fiat Seeks Partner, Courts Mitsubishi
  by Mark Bursa
• Toyota Slips A Little
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Consolidation Heightens Excess Capacity
  by Maryann Keller
• Cadillac: Watch Out Lemans
  by Norman Martin
• Renault-Nissan Deal Makes World's Fourth Largest Automaker
  by Mark Bursa
• Volkswagen Makes Dean's List
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Letters
• Jaguar Hunts For More Women
  by Norman Martin
• BMW: Merger Mania Will Die
  by Marjorie Sorge
• DaimlerChrysler Makes Hay
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Correction
• More Than A Game
  by Norman Martin
• Opel To `Railroad' Better Market Share
  by Marjorie Sorge
• The Best Of The SAE '99
• Little Car, Big Package - British Motor Co.'s Minis have been very influential
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Global Platforms Take Over
• 2000 Taurus Pioneers Ford `Smart' Airbag System
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Safety First
  by Norman Martin