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News Center : October 2001

News of October 31, 2001

• Premiere of the W12 Coupé at the Tokyo Motor Show 2001

• Ford Motor Company Announces Senior Management Changes

• Willys2 Concept Expands Go-Anywhere, Do-Anything Attitude of Jeep® Brand

• Porsche extends partnership with Valmet Automotive

• Renault and Nissan plan to step up development of the Alliance

• Pontiac Introduces Aztek SRV, A Go-Anywhere Do-Anything Vehicle

• Ford Launches New Era of Personal Mobility with TH!NK Neighbor

• Top design award for AUDI AG's "museum mobile" / North Rhine-Westphalia Design Centre awards "red dot:grand prix"

• Toyota Financial Services Forms Mexican Company to Complement Toyota's Entry into Mexican Market

• Chrysler Group Unveils Industry-First Vehicle Communications System

• PSA PEUGEOT CITROËN -  Consolidated sales up a comparable 13.9% to 38.9 billion of euros at September 30, 2001

News of October 24, 2001

• DaimlerChrysler presents F 400 Carving research vehicle with dynamic chassis technology at the Tokyo Motor Show 2001

• Chevrolet Introduces The "Cruze" Compact Lifestyle Vehicle at the Tokyo Motor Show 2001, Jointly Developed By GM, Suzuki

• Porsche invests approx. 250 million marks in Leipzig

• Toyota and Daihatsu Announce Plans for Tokyo Motor Show

• Andrej Barcak To Take Over European Remarketing And Used Vehicles

• Seita Kanai and the new Mazda 6

• Ford Reports Third Quarter Loss

• Audi still enjoying record-breaking success

• GM, Ford And DaimlerChrysler Go After Parts Counterfeiters

• Valeo announces a plan to close its Baumenheim plant in Germany

News of October 17, 2001

• The Volkswagen Project D1 – An upper class car in a modern dimension

• Ford Motor Company Executives To Retire; Replacements Named

• Mercedes-Benz Passenger Cars Remains on Course

• New Opel Vectra Takes Aim at Top of Midsize Segment

• SENAI, the French Education Ministry and PSA Peugeot Citroën

• Hyundai's Award Winning Design Team Finds New Home

• DaimlerChrysler Announces Freightliner Turnaround Plan

• Deck The Halls With Gifts From BMW And MINI

• Ford, EPA To Develop Promising High-Efficiency Automotive Powertrain

• Valeo and Ricardo Sign Agreement To Develop 42 Volt Diesel Vehicle; Up to 30 percent Greater Fuel Efficiency Expected

News of October 10, 2001

• Cadillac To Launch All-New Northstar LMP In 2002

• Porsche establishes first engineering subsidiary in the Czech Republic

• DaimlerChrysler Begins Construction of Center of Excellence at the Sindelfingen Plant

• Saturn Selects Name For New Small Cars

• Manufacturing Locations Of GM Europe Begin Discussion Of Key Olympia Initiatives With Local Employee Representation

• BMW Reports Increase In September Sales

• Renault unveils Ublo, an innovative alternative to the motor scooter

• Leader in Wireless Supply Chain Visibility Polls Nearly 150 Respondents

• DaimlerChrysler to Sell Mitsubishi’s Canter Light-duty Truck

• BMW Chooses Dana to Supply Drive Units

News of October 03, 2001

• Chrysler Selects Karmann to Build Production Version of Crossfire

• Van Hooydonk Named President Of DESIGNWORKSUSA, The U.S. Design Studio Of The BMW GROUP

• Nissan Adds Maxima Production to Smyrna; Building Performance Sedan in Its Largest Market

• Record-breaking 1st Year For GM Do Brasil's Chevrolet Celta

• Pontiac To Launch New 'Reality Marketing' Campaign On Emmy Awards

• BMW Introduces New 3 Series With Breakthrough Ad Campaign

• Toyota Keeps Consumers on the Move With New Mobility Assistance Program

• Land Rover Enters Small Segment With 2002 Freelander

• MINI Hydrogen Concept Car Shown At The 2001 IAA Frankfurt

• Valeo Electronics plans to reorganize its Sainte-Savine facility, France, and maintain all job

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