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Articles in Feb 2003 issue of Automotive Industries

• Am I going crazy?
  by Gerry Kobe
• Desperately seeking driveline silence: Veri-Tek works to reduce drivetrain NVH
  by Rob Wilson
• 2004 Nissan Maxima
  by John Peter
• Proving CVT technology: ZF uses customer clinics, lab testing and a fleet of test vehicles to prove its CVT technology
  by Brent Haight
• Servo systems
• Mayflower Vehicle Systems contracted on Ford GT project
• PolyOne acquires Spanish colorants producer
• Fiat future uncertain: Giovanni Agnelli's death leaves many questions
• The power and the glory: Ford Powertrain president Dave Szczupak meets the challenges of building cleaner more powerful engines
  by Gary Witzenburg
• 2003 Mercedes Benz G55 AMG
  by Rich Wilson
• Keeping the giant fed: Delphi is expanding its use of web based tools to manage its more than 5,000 suppliers
  by Brent Haight
• Electrical discharge machines
• TTI reorganizes foundry management
• BASF strengthens plastics business
• Hyundai sees more success
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Dateline
• The midas touch
  by Gerry Kobe
• The minivan is alive and well
  by Michael Robinet
• Polycarbonate hex nuts
• GM and Genmar develop co-marketing program
• Cummins Westport receives order for low-emissions engines
• VW Chinese JV increases production
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Driving costs out of catalysts: New emissions standards are driving the development of smaller and cheaper catalysts
• Rotary car revival: Mazda's RX-8 four-door sports car packs innovation, refinement and engineering daring into a very convincing package
  by Don Sherman
• Strain sensor
• Industrial studs
• Shawmut Mills acquires Brooklyn Products
• Hyundai awards BearingPoint $8.5 million contract
• PSA to begin engine production
  by Andrea Wielgat
• China: the new automotive frontier
  by Maryann Keller
• Even Stephens: GM powertain czar Tom Stephens' three hybrid strategy evens the score with Honda, Toyota and Ford
• Compact digital camera
• LCD screen
• Vacuum Technology Inc. and Sterling PCU combine technologies
• IMPCO forms joint venture with China Natural Gas Corp
• Brazil car sales
• We're growing
• GM prepares to serve up hybrids in three distinct flavors: production hybrid systems are on their way to the market this year
  by Gary Witzenburg
• Polymer bearings
• Rotary transmitters
• Chemetall Oakite and DMP form partnership
• Letters
• It's a jungle out there: GM's first lady: Five minutes with: Maureen Kempston Darkes, GM president, GM Latin America, Africa and Middle East
  by Andrea Wielgat
• Contract negotiations are more than one issue
  by Ron Harbour
• Gluteus Maxima: Nissan's new flagship is a seat-of-the-pants performer wrapped in luxury sheetmetal
  by John Peter
• Compact Cam Switches
• Rotary solenoids
• Sirius satellite radio available from Chrysler Group
• The power of words
  by Gerry Kobe
• U.K. is bright spot in weak European market
  by Anthony Lewis
• Aftermarket mobile video and satellite radio sales climb
  by Paul Hansen
• Turning cool into cash: Niche vehicles and factory-approved accessories bring profits to automakers and suppliers
  by Craig Fitzgerald
• Glass adhesive
• Tri-Way and Somex enter partnership
• ArvinMeritor to close Tennessee facility
• New telematics a success in Japan
• The highs, lows & oddities of the 2002 U.S. car and truck market
  by Ray Windecker
• Mitsubishi flexa-facturing: it's nothing but Normal; Mitsubishi builds six very different vehicles at its Illinois plant
  by Rob Wilson
• Heated Tail Lights
• TI Automotive acquires Pierburg
• Toyota breaks production record
• Movin' up in class wrapped in fiberglass
  by Rob Wilson
• New vehicle segments heavy on aluminum
• 2003 Infiniti G35 coupe
  by Andrea Wielgat
• A foray of 4 Matics: long-time Mercedes supplier Magna-Steyr helps bring all-wheel-drive to the sedan fleet
  by Rich Wilson
• Automotive pressure transducers
• Mercedes-Benz chooses Perceptron's flexible management system
• BorgWarner awarded new Nissan business