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March 2005
April 2005

Chip Foose: Humble Genius

Interiors: Craftsmanship And Innovation: Low-Cost
Craftsmanship

Expanding the capabilities of standard injection molding machines is key to JCI's CrafTec process

How CFD (and a whole lot of computing power)
ACCELERATED the development of the WILLIAMS
BMW FW27

Lexus GS: Talking Performance And Technology

Lexus is redescribing and redefining itself—or, said another way, it is launching vehicles that will be distinctively, visually "Lexus." The first articulation is with the GS sport sedan.

HONDA RE-THINKS THE PICKUP

The Ridgeline comes closer to merging the virtues of both cars and pickup trucks than any other vehicle. Honda calls it the first next generation pickup, but will others follow its lead?

SAAB’S BROADENING APPEAL

THE CORVETTE GOES ALUMINUM

For the high-performance Corvette Z06 GM defied tradition and switched from a steel to an aluminum frame.

MSC.Software Invokes Consistency

Although it has historically been considered a provider of "analysis" software, msc is going well beyond that.

Improving Analysis With Better Physical Fidelity

A Look At The Latest LMS Virtual.Lab

2005 Chicago Auto Show

Really Helpful Software—Really

The ITP2 Control Strategy

Weight Sensor

Learning to Swim

The Chinese Question

Visteon's custom clusters

Looking Toward the Hydrogen Horizon

Creating & Understanding Value

Unconventional Variable Valve Timing

Back to the Future (Past)

COLUMNS

Gary Vasilash - Marginal: A Lesson from Bill Gates

Ted Pollock - On the Management Side: Promote Creativity Among Your People

Insight: Auto's Top 10 Issues for 2005

Christopher Sawyer - Dudder: What Should Be Done

William Kimberly - EuroAuto: LuK: An Abundance of Transmission Options

Ralf Kalmbach - On Strategy: Implementing a Modularization Strategy