Exploring the: Automotive Engineering Zone
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- Rolling Large
- Irony at its most effective is that which is unorchestrated...as in my receiving, straight from the 2000 Mondial de l’Automobile, from Jeff Sabatini, an authentic Michael Schumacher lid, which was fitted on my noggin the day a 2001 Suburban 25...
Columns Published: 11/1/2000
- DCX Sequitur
- How does a company follow up a popular coupe, sedans that attained three of the four top spots in the 2000 Entry Mid-size segment of the J.D. Power Initial Quality Study, and the vehicle that it has essentially defined (i.e., the minivan)? Here are ...
Columns Published: 9/1/2000
- Improving the C5
- Purists may not like it, but today's top sports cars are relying more and more on high technology.
Columns Published: 9/1/2000
- Borrowed Interest
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Columns Published: 8/1/2000
- Make Five
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Columns Published: 8/1/2000
- Introducing the Mercedes Production System
- Hardly a week—let alone a month—goes by without a new model being presented by the DaimlerChrysler colossus; the frequency is such that sometimes they barely register a flicker on the interest scale.
Columns Published: 7/1/2000
- Nissan: Light at the End of Its Tunnel?
- North America is destined to play a key role in the worldwide recovery of troubled Japanese car maker, Nissan.
Columns Published: 7/1/2000
- GM‘s Smart Moves
- General Motors has weathered some tough years over the last decade, but lately the tide seems to be turning in its favor.
Columns Published: 5/1/2000
- DCX‘s PNGV Journey
- Arguably, one of the primary reasons why Daimler bought Chrysler was because of the damned clever designers and engineers in Auburn Hills, people whose imaginations are running on all cylinders. . .
Columns Published: 4/1/2000
- Truckin‘ in Chicago
- The big theme at the Chicago Auto Show echoed that of Detroit: trucks are the ruling class in the American new vehicle market.Toyota led the way by launching the latest edition of its popular Tacoma compact pick-up truck.
Columns Published: 4/1/2000