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Articles in August, 2003 issue of Automotive Industries

• Paint free cars? To paint or not to paint—Dupont gives automakers the option with Shine-E Rynite thermoplastics
  by Brent Haight
• New Denso head sees growth in A/C, diesel and telematics
• Oxygen sensors
• SmarTire terminates agreement with Visteon
• Hyundai and Kia find success in Europe: the South Korean automaker will bring new models and a manufacturing facility to increase sales
  by Anthony Lewis
• 2004 Nissan Maxima
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Herding Filters
• Toyota expands Alabama plant
• Just what the doctor ordered: IBM's telematic solutions will allow OEMs to reduce warranty repair costs and improve customer satisfaction
  by John Peter
• VW goes SUV: Volkswagen is late entering the SUV market, but the Touareg is turning heads
  by Brent Haight
• Optical design software
• INTERMET to open sales and engineering office in Japan
• Hyundai strike shuts down plants
  by Andrea Wielgat
• 2004 Saturn ION quad coupe
  by John Peter
• Wide Angle LEDs
• Timken to close Rockford plant
• Too many auto semi suppliers
  by Paul Hansen
• Putting on the brakes: a history in racing has provided brand visibility and desirability to customers through public successes and technological advancements
  by Rich Wilson
• Dateline
• Hitting home with quality
• French government to sell stake
  by Andrea Wielgat
• 2003 Saturn LW300
  by John Peter
• Time is running out! Domestic automakers need to get with the program, before it's too late
  by Craig Fitzgerald
• Westport/Ford collaborate to advance hydrogen engine program
• Parlez-vous Automoteur? France ranks high on the list of European auto manufacturing giants
  by Rob Wilson
• U.S. "big 3" 2004 technology highlights
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Multimeter and thermometer
• Valeo sells its French plastics injection facility in Saint Aubin
• Japan readies for fuel cells
• The perils of supply chain management: experienced veterans share their techniques and solutions to a more efficient supply chain
  by Brent Haight
• Nylon coating process
• Johnson Controls completes acquisition of Borg Instruments
• Flexibility is King
  by Rob Wilson
• Advertising: cost cutting opportunities abound
  by Maryann Keller
• Charging ahead: with a GEM of an idea, the boys from Fargo, North Dakota, may have found the perfect niche for the electric car
  by John Peter
• Ford's Lima engine plant to build new Duratec 35 V-6
• Brazil problems continue, VW plans for layoffs
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Nissan and Hyundai—differing paths
  by Ray Windecker
• Putting a price on supplier innovation
  by Lindsay Brooke
• Tenneco Automotive wins new exhaust business with Ford