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Articles in May, 2001 issue of Automotive Industries

• It Isn't Covisint
  by Lora J. Bingham
• What's in a Name?
  by Lora J. Bingham
• Moldite High Strength Material
• More Vehicles per Household
  by Ray Windecker
• Honda: The Manufacturing Benchmark
  by Ron Harbour
• Acoustical Foam
• The Supernatural Does Europe
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Learning Curves
  by Gerry Kobe
• 0405 Two-Capacitor Array
• Who Will Buy Textron?
• European Cars Get More Plastic
  by Lora J. Bingham
• N.A. Shifts to Global Platforms
  by Michael Robinet
• Conveying Technology
• Racing Against Time
  by Gerry Kobe
• Jaguar: Putting the Past to Work
  by Ken Gross
• Hydroforming Production System
• Pirelli Lays Tracks In the U.S
  by Don Sherman
• Near-Luxury Is a Problem for Cadillac
  by Maryann Keller
• Sysweld 2000 Software
• It's a Great Day
  by Andrew Cummins
• LETTERS
• Suppliers Cheer IRS Suspension Trend
• The Power to Grow
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Harmonic Gantry
• We're Laughing With You
• 2001 Honda Civic Coupe
  by John Peter
• Energy Tubes
• GMC Sierra 2500HD
  by Andrew Cummins
• Flying Circus
  by Phil Berg
• Tire rest System
• 2001 Opel Speedster
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Stopping Power
  by Don Sherman
• Coordinate Measurement Machine