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Articles in March, 1998 issue of Automotive Industries

• SMC sees future in niche vehicles - sheet-molding composite
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Chrysler 'forgets' key supplier on CCV program - Composite Concept Vehicle program - includes related article
• 1998 engine trends - automobile engines
• Welcome to AI-ONLINE.COM - Automotive Industries' new Web site - Column
  by John McElroy
• VWoA's Clive Warrilow - Volkswagen of America - Interview
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Meet the '98 Beetle: Volkswagen rocks on with its nouveau-retro Bug - automobile industry
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Weak yen masks problems - look at the Japanese automobile industry's failings - Column
  by Maryann Keller
• An on-line cyber library for design needs - Analogy Inc.'s ModelExpress design engineering software
  by Mark Phelan
• Honda pilots new manufacturing process
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Is bigger really better? Smaller, more focused plants can produce higher quality, lower cost products - Column
  by Jim Harbour
• Don't let the lights go out in 2000 - year 2000 computer problems, automobile industry - Editorial
  by Marjorie Sorge
• Number of global suppliers slashed 50% - automobile industry
  by Mark Phelan
• A new generation of diesels for cars and SUVs - Sports Utility Vehicles, diesel engines - includes related article
• Beetle beginnings: born in the bosom of Nazi Germany, and arisen from its ashes, the WV Bug was an immediate threat to the automotive establishment - Volkswagen Beetle
  by Karl Ludvigsen
• Electronics allow engine multitasking - automobile industry
  by Norman Martin