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Articles in July, 2003 issue of Automotive Industries

• Alfa Romeo heads to Mexico
• 2003 Hyundai Accent
  by Gerry Kobe
• Cadillac is back: XLR and SRX are two worthy contenders in the race for luxury market share
  by Gary Witzenburg
• SGI and Boeing team up
• Linamar and McLaren Performance Technologies—revised letter of intent
• Getting schooled at diversity university
• Telematics update: safety detection and less expensive applications drive future expansion
  by Brent Haight
• Changing telematics: the industry must change the way it looks at telematics to make it profitable
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Solenoid valves
• Toyota appoints new executives in Europe
• VW to buy stake in Eurocar
• Tundra and Titan — the new boys on the block
  by Ray Windecker
• Minivan redefined: Nissan seeks to change minivan basics with its new Quest
  by Andrea Wielgat
• LEDs
• TT Electronics and BAE Systems form partnership
• Dateline
• Building on a legacy: Ford's Norfolk, Va., assembly plant introduces the next F-150 and a new flexible manufacturing system
  by John Peter
• Butterfly valves
• Timken and Stanadyne form alliance
• Nissan transferring Pathfinder
• 2004 Toyota Sienna
  by Gerry Kobe
• Hyundai hitches a few more horses to this Wagon
  by John Peter
• Lavergne Group increases capacity
• Delphi plans investment on advanced fuel injectors
• Japanese results continue to climb
• David Vs. Goliath: armageddon for full-size pickup trucks
  by Don Sherman
• Tie strap fasteners
• Actify forms licensing relationship with EDS PLM Solutions
• DC to sell Smart in U.S
• What makes Nissan unique?
  by Maryann Keller
• Interior noise reduction: attacking sound at the source
  by Brent Haight
• LED MiniMeters
• GM to cut its work force in Japan
• Asia/Pacific in line for substantial growth
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Downsized versatility: the biggest feature of Mitsubishi Electric's new 6-disc DVD changer is its size
  by John Peter
• Telematics made easy: complex behind the scenes, telematics must be kept simple to the consumer, argues OnStar chief
  by John McCormick
• Wirewound resistors
• Metaldyne expands in Germany
• Fiat says doesn't intend to use 'put'
• 2003 Bmw X5
  by Gerry Kobe
• Cayenne—Porsche's hot pepper SUV
  by Gary Witzenburg
• DENSO expands manufacturing facility
• Letters
• Economy drive: Europe's raft of new diesel and gas engines increases efficiency both up and down the market
  by Anthony Lewis
• One big happy family: all GM vehicle engineering is back at the Tech Center under one roof
  by John Peter
• Laser-guided sales: hunting smarter to avoid extinction
  by Jason C. Brewer
• Bosch expands programs