Automotive Industries

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Articles in July 1999 issue of Automotive Industries

• Hyundai Saddles Equus For U.S. Market
• No Wonder The Freeway Is Crowded
• Automania Hits Moscow
• Micro-Manufacturing Miracle
  by Gerry Kobe
• Information Systems Strategies
• Swedes May Build Cars In U.S
• Satellite Radio On Line At Ford
• New Proving Grounds For DaimlerChrysler
  by Don Sherman
• LOOK WHO'S TALKING: Sverdrup's Robert Norfleet
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Electronic Communications - Statistical Data Included
• Nissan, Part 1: The Next Cool Thing
• Smallcars Still Big Business
• TRW Refocuses After Lucas Varity Takeover
  by Mark Bursa
• Another Spin On Run-Flat Tires
  by Norman Martin
• Applications Planned and Deployed
• Nissan, Part 2: Sticks And Stones
• Japanese Still Lead Productivity Race
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Chrysler-Badged Golf-Fighter Likely For Europe
  by Mark Bursa
• Putting The Delphi Brand On Europe
  by Norman Martin
• Deflecting The Environment
• Cars Worth Noting
• 2000 Park Avenue Ultra Gets Electronic Stability Control
  by Tom Lankard
• Revealing The Report
  by Ron Harbour
• To Idle Or Not To Idle?
• Japanese Keep Labor Coast Lead
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Hybrid-Electric Class 8 Truck Debuts
  by Tom Lankard
• The Product's The Thing
  by Maryann Keller
• Ford: No Early Settlements
• NEWSWORTHY
• Mitsubishi Close To Deal With Fiat; Talks With Volvo
  by Paul Fisher
• Letters
• A New Roadster For Jaguar?
• Automakers Say: Korean Market Back To Normal
  by Mark Bursa
• SAE To Adopt "Lean" Standard
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Overview and Key Findings
• Bucks-Up For Engineering Grads
• GM Delays J-Car Replacement After It Bombs In Clinic
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Saturn Grows Up
  by Gerry Kobe
• Key Technology Issues in the Automotive Industry
• Vw Attacks Dealer-Internet Sales
• India Emissions Law Stuns Automakers
  by Mark Bursa
• Our Readers Respond
  by Marjorie Sorge
• The Business of I/S - Statistical Data Included