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| November 2004
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Automotive Lighting Goes Electronic
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Staying true to a pedigree is something that Jeep engineers- and executives -
take seriously. Very seriously.
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Inside the 2005 Mustang
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Combining a Live Axle, MacPherson Struts, and a Lincoln Base To Build the 21st
Century's First Pony Car.
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Freestyle and Five Hundred: Ford Gets Two for One
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With the introduction of the Five Hundred sedan and Freestyle crossover, Ford
has achieved what might be the most clever bit of platform manipulation in
its history.
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GM's got GAME
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During a global productseminar in Fayence, France, GM executives laid out their
common vision of how to use the corporation's massive size to competitive
advantage.
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Honda's Third Hybrid: The Accord
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Coming soon under the hood of an '05 Honda Accord near you is the third generation
of the company's gasoline-electric hybrid system.
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Brian Nielander SOUL MAN
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His name may not be familiar, but Brian Nielander is having a dramatic impact
on the design of Chrysler's concept vehicles.
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Ford
Is Fully Flexed In Flat Rock
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Adding 2005 Mustang production to Auto Alliance International's Flat Rock facility
took five years, lots of planning, and the belief that rear- and front-drive
vehicles could be produced together on the same line.
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The
Road Ahead
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Alcoa bets its latest business model eliminates OEM roadblocks to greater aluminum
adoption.
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Rapid
Prototyping: Bigger & Stronger
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Once it was all about small, fragile parts. But now, models made with rapid prototyping
equipment are not only sizable, but durable.
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COLUMNS
Gary Vasilash - Marginal: Possibilities
Ted Pollock - On the Management Side: How Do You Rate as a Problem Solver?
Insight: A Suppliers’ Guide to Innovation
Christopher Sawyer - Dudder:
Searching for God
William Kimberly - EuroAuto: Connected (Physically, That Is)
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