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Articles in Oct 2004 issue of Automotive Industries

• Jaguar score card: up 605, down 21: a small group of avid owners and rabid journalists have their own ideas on how to keep the momentum going
  by Ray Windecker
• Altima Hybrid
• Extreme truck sports diesel power: international launches a truck with 22.5 inch wheels that actually don't look too big for it
  by Rob Wilson
• DaimlerChrysler creates an additional 800 new jobs at the Rastatt plant
• 2005 Mustang GT
  by Rich Wilson
• Lane Departure Warning system
• A diesel alternative: higher gas prices and advanced technology put this Mercedes diesel back on consumer's shopping lists
  by Gary Witzenburg
• BorgWarner launches chain timing system for world engine
• Moving the merchandise: the world's largest car-ship fleet adds more vessels to meet an ever-growing global demand
• Chevrolet Silverado hybrid
  by Gary Witzenburg
• F-Alpha truck platform
• Pushing particulate filters: Germany calls for finalization of the Euro 5 Emissions Proposal requiring all cars to have particluate filters
  by W. Addy Majewski
• Watch your step
  by Tom Morgan
• A clean Air Force: combining light- and heavy- duty technologies, ArvinMeritor plans to clean up with emission abatement systems
  by Mike Brezonick
• 2004 Volkswagen R32
  by John Peter
• Altima upgrade
• Lower your handicap: to boost profitability, break down your costs like your golf game
  by Dan Ploger
• Cars Worth Noting
  by John S. Patterson
• Specific output marches on
  by Rob Wilson
• Gas and diesel convergence: to fend off fuel cells, gas and diesel engine experts are swapping efficiency secrets
  by Don Sherman
• Cube Cubic
• AutoSlip
• Off-shore wage standards
  by Robert J Wollin
• Diesel, Parisian-style: diesel-powered news from the Paris Auto Show
  by Anthony Lewis
• Pushing the envelope: DCX's supplier co-located manufacturing project takes a big step forward in modular manufacturing
  by John Peter
• Open air mini
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Double-coated adhesives
• Beware of scam
• To shift or not to shift: Ford Five Hundred buyers can choose between a CVT or 6-speed automatic transmission. Here's why
  by John Peter
• Won't you be my neighbor? Ford's supplier park is a model for future supply chain operations in North America
  by John Peter
• Extra-long Cat
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Servomove Systems
• What is hybrid enough?
  by John Peter
• Protecting residual values
  by Maryann Keller
• Paving the way: American Specialty Cars knows modular manufacturing
  by John Peter
• A Grander Grand Am
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Fasteners
• AUTOSAR could transform the auto electronics industry
  by Paul Hansen
• The missing link: Ford Motor Company's reinvention of the American station wagon just may be the closest thing yet to a true crossover
  by John Peter
• Kappa Kappa Kappa: Automotive Industries takes three GM Kappa-based concepts out for a spin
  by Gary Witzenburg
• IHS acquires USA Information Systems
• Dateline
• Watch out for Nissan: Nissan sends a message to its worldwide competitors with a showing of its global product strength
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Talkin' turbos for performance: not quite a mainstream activity for OEMs, some involvement in performance markets brings excitement and builds brand loyalty
  by Rich Wilson
• Cosma International awarded Ford frame business