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A bigger slice for GM in '95?A bigger slice for GM in '95?

Just wait, says G. Richard Wagoner Jr., General Motors Corp.'s North American Operations will improve its North American market share in 1995.GM has taken about 33% of the light-vehicle market for the past several years, but feels that with vehicle sales hovering around 15.6 million this year it can take more market share. That means GM can ill afford any production blips, so it must improve its relationship

Feb 1, 1995

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Ford opens salaried benefits 'cafeteria.'Ford opens salaried benefits 'cafeteria.'

Feb 1, 1995

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Chrysler: the sweet ... and the bitter Chrysler: the sweet ... and the bitter

Feb 1, 1995

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Tenneco sells brake unit; Cooper buys Abex Tenneco sells brake unit; Cooper buys Abex

Feb 1, 1995

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How much safety is too much? All that high-tech protection is great, but it's also getting expensive How much safety is too much? All that high-tech protection is great, but it's also getting expensive

Feb 1, 1995

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GM-UAW settle, but more walkouts may be coming GM-UAW settle, but more walkouts may be coming

Feb 1, 1995

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Siemens gives sight to auto blind spots

Siemens gives sight to auto blind spots

Martinez urges U.S. safety standards be adopted globally

Martinez urges U.S. safety standards be adopted globally

Watch out for the cutting edge: the 1990s is the decade of the mega suppliers.

Watch out for the cutting edge: the 1990s is the decade of the mega suppliers.

Tenneco moving toward noise-cancellation system

Tenneco moving toward noise-cancellation system

bySorge, Marjorie

Lear gets behind outsourced seating plan

Lear gets behind outsourced seating plan

bySorge, Marjorie

Internal Combustion Engines

Tanks a lot: suppliers prepare for plastic fuel-tank bonanza.

Tanks a lot: suppliers prepare for plastic fuel-tank bonanza.

bySorge, Marjorie

Big Three recycling efforts go for the 'Green.'

Big Three recycling efforts go for the 'Green.'

byLabana, Sandy

Internal Combustion Engines

Will history repeat itself? Shrinking the supplier base is not the answer.

Will history repeat itself? Shrinking the supplier base is not the answer.

bySharf, Stephan

Internal Combustion Engines

Best engines of the future: award winning engineers offer a peek at what's coming.

Best engines of the future: award winning engineers offer a peek at what's coming.

Composites wary of Newt moves.

Composites wary of Newt moves.

byDrew Winter, Contributing Editor

Coining a new cat: clad-metal tech promises lower-cost metal converters.

Coining a new cat: clad-metal tech promises lower-cost metal converters.

byDrew Winter, Contributing Editor

Emissions showdown: electronic emissions controls just keep growing and growing and....

Emissions showdown: electronic emissions controls just keep growing and growing and....

byDrew Winter, Contributing Editor

Cheap peso threatens trade

Cheap peso threatens trade

bySorge, Marjorie, David Zoia

SMC: lowest cost solution to saving weight; how sheet molding composite satisfies your customers

SMC: lowest cost solution to saving weight; how sheet molding composite satisfies your customers

Next-generation VW Beetle due by 1998-99'

Next-generation VW Beetle due by 1998-99'

Pena throws in towel on GM truck recall

Pena throws in towel on GM truck recall

Ford-Mazda ready to ink European partnership deal

Ford-Mazda ready to ink European partnership deal

Chrysler next in line to defend safety issue

Chrysler next in line to defend safety issue

Industry upbeat over Republican win; GOP control of Congress could begood news for automakers.

Industry upbeat over Republican win; GOP control of Congress could begood news for automakers.

Electric vehicle makers charge into LA with new ideas

Electric vehicle makers charge into LA with new ideas

What's the pricetag of luxury?

What's the pricetag of luxury?

Toyota sales to reach 1 million units for fifth year

Toyota sales to reach 1 million units for fifth year

And the boom goes on....

And the boom goes on....

It's a banner year; Johnson Controls closes 1994 with a bang.

It's a banner year; Johnson Controls closes 1994 with a bang.

Average new-car price climbs over $20,000

Average new-car price climbs over $20,000

Ford resumes car-making in South Africa.

Ford resumes car-making in South Africa.

U.S. approves GATT industry to benefit

U.S. approves GATT industry to benefit

Ford raises prices on Explorer, Ranger, Continental

Ford raises prices on Explorer, Ranger, Continental

Fixed Operations

Rich nations drive old cars, study says

Rich nations drive old cars, study says

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