Automotive Industries

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Articles in July 2004 issue of Automotive Industries

• Dateline
• GM-Suzuki partnership grows
• 2005 Scion xB
  by John Peter
• The man behind the door
  by John Peter
• Saab-aru Sport Wagon: the Saab 9-2X is a significant new product born of an emerging global partnership
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Mazda, China FAW to expand alliance
• 2003 Ford Falcon XR6
  by Rich Wilson
• The power of the press
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Legacy 2.5GT, a WRX for grownups
  by John Peter
• In-line flow conditioners
• 2004 Cadillac CTS-V
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Regal rides
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Optical keyless sensor
• Setting records: Japan's auto sales are up for 2004
• Technology with a purpose: Cadillac touts user-friendly advanced technology systems as key to new STS appeal
  by John McCormick
• Entry level luxury: Scion's third and most expensive offering aims at young wanna-be BMW owners
  by Rich Wilson
• Structural adhesives
• Diesel love affair intensifies: diesel powered is more than just a mileage mantra
  by Anthony Lewis
• A business solution on wheels: international and IBM collaborate on a telematics system that will change the way fleets do business
  by John Peter
• Keen on craftsmanship: Chrysler's turnaround in interior quality is the latest story to emerge from a company that has embraced a new culture and renewed senior management support
  by Carla Kalogeridis
• Dunnage bars
• Pioneer spirit: a small California company charts a unique course on the road to fuel cell commercialization
  by John Peter
• Cable in your car: new technology promises to turn your SUV or minivan into a second family room
  by John Peter
• Piece of Oz a momentum changer
  by Rob Wilson
• Getting serious about quality: domestic OEMs need to pay attention to all aspects of quality if they expect to succeed
  by Craig Fitzgerald
• Voltage connector
• The Sky's the limit: the industry's number one sunroof maker brings innovative open air roof systems and other creative technologies to North America
  by John Peter
• Visteon contributes to Ford Escape Hybrid
• Baiting the fishhook: consumers are seeing stars in NHTSA's new dynamic rollover test, but what does the Fishhook Maneuver really mean to vehicle rollover safety?
  by John Peter
• Toyo Rubber to build tire manufacturing plant in Georgia
• Market share or profits
  by Maryann Keller
• Betaseal uni-wipe system
• ArvinMeritor receives grant from the Welsh Assembly
• Rethinking the IQ test: 2004 J. D. Power initial quality survey consumers understand brands, not sales-weighting
  by Ray Windecker
• Industrial Fans
• GM to build China's largest professional proving ground
• No more designing for lowest common denominator: Ford and GM talk interiors at the 11th annual Auto Interiors Show
  by Carla Kalogeridis
• Isolating signal conditioning modules & limit alarms
• President Kerry? How would a Kerry victory affect the auto industry?
  by Gary Witzenburg