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2002 Nerves Of Steel Survey Reveals Driver Safety And Rudeness Improving On America's Highways
Seattle Safest And Most Polite City; Boston And Miami Most Dangerous And Rudest
Drivers Find Steel Frames Among Best Defenses In An Automobile Accident
CHICAGO, IL -- -- Americans overall are not as aggressive on the road as they have been in the past as driver safety and rudeness continue to improve, says the fourth annual Nerves of Steel survey, announced today at the American Iron and Steel Institute's (AISI) Annual General Meeting in Chicago. The survey determined that Seattle is the safest and most polite city in the U.S. when it comes to driving. On the other end of the spectrum, Boston is still home to the most aggressive drivers even though the city was the most improved in terms of safety from last year's survey. Miami's drivers earned the title of rudest drivers in the nation. TheSteelAlliance, representing the North American steel producers, conducted the survey.
The Nerves of Steel survey also revealed that consumers understand that steel plays a key role in automobile safety. When asked what items and/or devices provide themselves and their families the best protection in an automobile accident, drivers across the nation's top three choices were seat belts (88%), steel frames (84%) and steel side-impact beams (77%).
"This survey confirms that Americans feel much safer driving a car that has been made with safety in mind, and that means one built with steel," said Bill Heenan, president, TheSteelAlliance. "A car's steel frame is the last line of defense in helping to protect families from injury or death in an accident. The steel industry conducted this survey to educate drivers so they can be more courteous to each other on the road, which will hopefully result in fewer accidents."
Survey Methodology
Global Strategy Group conducted the Nerves of Steel survey by telephone in the spring of 2002 among drivers across the nation. Additional drivers were surveyed in 10 cities, including Boston, Washington, D.C., Miami, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Dallas, Los Angeles, Seattle and Denver. Seattle and Denver were added to the survey in 2002. A total of 2,000 participants with valid driver's licenses were asked a series of questions about driving habits, including their own actions while on the road. The questions highlighted issues of safety, aggressiveness and rudeness. Based on the results of the survey, safety and rudeness grades were assigned to each city.
Safe Driving is on the Rise - Seattle is Best, Boston is Worst
Across all cities surveyed in 2002, safe driving is on the rise. Five cities, including Boston, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Chicago and Miami, significantly improved their safety grades over the past year.
The 2002 Nerves of Steel survey revealed that the city with the most aggressive and unsafe drivers among the 10 surveyed was Boston, which earned a C for safety. In the month prior to the survey, 44 percent of Boston's drivers had committed at least four or more aggressive acts on the road, including tailgating, speeding and waiting until the last second to merge. Although Boston is considered the most aggressive and unsafe city of the survey, the city earned the title of most improved for safe driving in 2002 after scoring a failing grade in the 2001 survey.
According to drivers in Seattle, the West Coast is home to the safest roads in America. Seattle's drivers earned an A in safety, with only 23 percent of its drivers committing excessive acts of aggression on the road. Other cities with safe drivers included Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and Los Angeles.
Safety grades are improving as drivers increase their awareness about automobile safety features. Ninety-one percent of surveyed drivers believe that steel is the material that provides the best protection against injury or death in an automobile accident.
The 2002 Nerves of Steel Safety Grades
1. Seattle A
2. Detroit A
3. Cleveland A
4. Chicago A
5. Los Angeles A
6. Miami B
7. Denver B
8. Dallas B
9. Washington, D.C. B
10. Boston C
Miami Drivers are Rudest of all - Females are Worse Than Males
Fifty-seven percent of drivers in Miami, the highest percentage of all 10 cities surveyed, believe that the drivers in their city are ruder than drivers in other cities. Miami received an F, earning the champion title for rudest drivers of the 2002 survey. And when it comes to rudeness, Miami's female drivers outranked their male counterparts in nine of 13 driving categories.
Aside from Miami's F, rudeness grades continue to improve in 2002. Three cities raised their grades and five retained their grades from the 2001 survey. Seattle, this year's safest city, also is the 2002 winner for the most polite city. Only 11 percent of drivers in Seattle feel that they are ruder than drivers in other cities. Other polite cities include Cleveland, Denver, Detroit and Dallas. Los Angeles drivers were the most improved in the rudeness ranking, raising their grade from a D to a B.
The 2002 Nerves of Steel Rudeness Grades
1. Miami F
2. Boston F
3. Washington, D.C. D
4. Los Angeles B
5. Chicago B
6. Dallas A
7. Detroit A
8. Denver A
9. Cleveland A
10. Seattle A
Despite this general trend towards more tolerance on the road, Capital Beltway drivers may soon be on their way to earning the title of the rudest drivers in the country. Drivers in Washington, D.C. were the only drivers to lower their rudeness grade over the past year.
"While great strides have been made among drivers to improve safety and rudeness on the nation's highways, we must remember that all drivers can contribute to even greater improvements in driver safety," said Heenan. "We all need to slow down, be more courteous, and refrain from other distractions while driving. It's also very important to remember that if an aggressive driver bothers you, don't escalate the situation. These drivers are already very dangerous."
It's Dangerous, but People Do it Anyway
The Nerves of Steel survey revealed that 58 percent of drivers believe that talking on a cell phone without a headset while driving is very dangerous. Although this is considered to be a dangerous act while driving, 36 percent of consumers admit to doing it themselves.
Pledge to Drive Safely
In an effort to make our roads safer and more polite, TheSteelAlliance encourages consumers to log on to www.TheNewSteel.com to sign a pledge to drive safely. Upon signing the pledge, consumers will automatically be entered into a sweepstakes to win one of 20 emergency roadside kits. Kits include first aid supplies, a flashlight, help flag and other helpful tools. The sweepstakes begins on Tuesday, May 21, 2002 and ends on Saturday, June 29, 2002.
About TheSteelAlliance
TheSteelAlliance is a coalition of more than 110 producers and affiliated organizations that came together for the first time in 1997 to launch a nationwide consumer campaign about the benefits of steel.
Visit www.TheNewSteel.com for more information about the 2002 Nerves of Steel survey.
"Good Times" Continue to Roll for Toyota
"Good" economic times are continuing to roll for Toyota, as the number one auto producer in Japan revealed that it had earned a total of $4.8 billion over the past fiscal year which came to an end in March. Record profits were generated from sales in Japan as well as in the United States. Sales for the Japanese auto manufacturing giant reached the $118 billion level, a corporate all-time high. The Corolla and Vitz have proven to be solid leaders in the sales arena, accounting for 42 percent of Japanese car sales. This figure represents a slight improvement over the 40 percent mark occupied by the
two car types the year before.
Toyota's record sales are also being felt in the United States. The company recently revealed that 1.78 million autos were purchased by Americans and Canadians. This figure represents an enhancement over the 1.73 million Toyotas sold during the prior year. "Overall it was a good performance...We hope the latest fiscal year was the favorable exchange rate, which added 410 billion yen ($3.2 billion) to earnings do even better this fiscal year," said Toyota Executive Vice President Ryuji Araki.
Toyota's popularity among consumers is also on the rise in Europe, where sales rose 52 percent reaching the $12.6 billion level. The company, which has manufacturing facilities in England and France, intends to commence manufacturing operations at a factory located in the Czech Republic in 2005.
Officials at Toyota revealed that the company manufactured 1.37 million cars in foreign countries during 2001, marking an increase of 17 percent over the 1.18 million cars driven off foreign assembly lines during the year 2000.
DaimlerChrysler's Parts Suggested Stock Order Application Deployed by Reynolds and Reynolds
DAYTON, Ohio - The Reynolds and Reynolds Company (NYSE: REY) recently announced that the company is the only automotive services provider to deliver complete 5300 Project capabilities to Chrysler Group dealers, including the new Suggested Stock Order (SSO) application. Available through DCX's Mopar Parts Division, the 5300 Project is a suite of software and process options designed to help dealers manage their parts inventory and, ultimately, satisfy customers.
"Our 5300 Project is a major undertaking by Mopar for its dealers and its customers. As part of its development and deployment, Reynolds provided a high level of data exchange and software cooperation," said Rich Rae, director of Global Parts Sales, Marketing and Materials for Mopar. "As a result of Reynolds' delivery of professional results, the Reynolds and Mopar relationship has become the model for the 5300 project's success."
The 5300 Project suite includes several applications that are key to the successful operation of dealership parts departments. Reynolds has deployed several elements of the 5300 Project, including parts locator, cycle counting, suggested materials return, and forecasting and optimization tools. Currently, there are over 1,800 Chrysler Group parts operations using these applications.
"Our commitment to DaimlerChrysler and the dedication of our associates to the 5300 Project is the reason why Reynolds is the only services provider to successfully deliver this sophisticated business tool," said Scott Schafer, senior vice president of Reynolds. "This is just one more example of how Reynolds is working together with car companies and their retailers to improve profitability and further build the lifetime value of their customers. We look forward to our continued work on this and many other projects with DaimlerChrysler now and in the future."
DaimlerChrysler is one of the world's leading automotive, transportation and services companies. Its passenger car brands include Maybach, Mercedes-Benz, Chrysler, Jeep(R), Dodge and smart. Commercial vehicles are produced under the Mercedes-Benz, Freightliner, Sterling, Western Star, Setra, Thomas Built Buses, Orion and American LaFrance brands. It offers financial and other services through DaimlerChrysler Services. With 372,500 employees, DaimlerChrysler achieved revenues of EUR 152.9 billion ($136.1 billion) in 2001. For more information, visit www.daimlerchrysler.com.
Reynolds and Reynolds, headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, is the leading provider of integrated information management solutions to the automotive retailing marketplace. The company's services include a full range of retail and enterprise management systems, networking and support, e-business applications, Web services, learning and consulting services, customer relationship management solutions, document management and leasing services. To find out more about the company, its vision, products and services, visit www.reyrey.com.
Contact:
Bob Sadowski
937.485.4598
[email protected]
Mark Feighery
937.485.4480
[email protected]
Nissan North America Improves its Retail Networks with Reynolds and Reynolds Automark Web Services; agreement provides Nissan and dealers a comprehensive, flexible network, saving time and bottom-line costs
DAYTON, Ohio - The Reynolds and Reynolds Company (NYSE: REY) today announced an agreement with Nissan North America Inc. (NNA) to develop a comprehensive, flexible and stable retail network for the car company.
The agreement includes both the NNA and Infiniti Division's U.S. retail networks.
Reynolds Automark Web Services will roll out the new NNA and Infiniti networks in multiple phases and will include enhancements to current Web pages to offer a more brand-consistent flow, and a fully brand-compliant Web site solution for all individual Nissan and Infiniti dealerships in the United States. In addition, through Automark's Brand Protect(TM) technology, this e-commerce initiative will build upcoming brand and visual identity standards for NNA, enhancing the car company's and its dealers' on-line presence.
"After evaluating a variety of different Web solutions, we felt that Automark Web Services from Reynolds would provide a premier automotive Web site for our dealers," said David Price, Senior Manager, On-line Operations of Nissan North America. "Their flexible platform allows our dealers to change up to 85 percent of their Web content in near real time. This feature was a major factor in our decision-making process."
Price added that the Brand Protect technology was a key factor in the selection of Reynolds Automark Web Services.
"To our knowledge, no one else in the automotive retail industry has anything similar to Brand Protect. With more and more dealers having a multi-franchised operation, we feel strongly that Automark Web Services and Brand Protect offer an affordable, flexible and turn-key solution to our dealers," he said.
Brand Protect allows for higher compliance from dealerships in adhering to specific branding standards set by car companies. At the same time, it provides consumers with a more consistent experience when transitioning from a car company Web site to an individual dealer's site. Brand Protect also allows dealers to meet multiple car company standards without having multiple Web sites, decreasing the amount of work and time spent on Web site management.
"Our Brand Protect technology offers real value to both dealers and car companies," said Greg Collins, Reynolds senior vice president. "The platform is built so that a customer links down from the car company's site, with only franchise-specific information and inventory being shown. This offers the dealer tremendous value because it eliminates the need for multiple sites, saving bottom-line costs as well as administrative time and expense."
Collins said that car companies are hungry for solutions and services that will give them the ability to help with their dealers' bottom lines while providing the consumer the best buying and ownership experience.
"Reynolds Automark Web Services is meeting this need for Nissan North America and, ultimately, its more than 1,200 dealers nationwide," he said.
Headquartered in Gardena, Calif., Nissan North America Inc. coordinates all operations in the United States, Canada and Mexico including automotive styling, consumer and corporate financing, and engineering. NNA's mission is to provide all Nissan and Infiniti employees and dealers with the tools they need for constant improvement and consumer satisfaction. NNA markets twelve vehicle lines through over 1,200 dealers in the continental United States through its Nissan and Infiniti divisions. In addition to the all-new Altima, the Nissan vehicle lineup includes the Sentra, Maxima, Xterra, Pathfinder, Frontier and Quest. Their luxury line, Infiniti, offers the exciting new G35 along with the Q45, I35, G20 and QX4. For more information on NNA, visit www.nissandriven.com and www.infiniti.com.
Reynolds and Reynolds, headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, is the leading provider of integrated information management solutions to the automotive retailing marketplace. The company's services include a full range of retail and enterprise management systems, networking and support, e-business applications, Web services, learning and consulting services, customer relationship management solutions, document management and leasing services. To find out more about the company, its vision, products and services, visit www.reyrey.com.
For more information, please contact:
Bob Sadowski
Reynolds And Reynolds
www.reyrey.com
937.485.4598
[email protected]
GAGE WINS DCX ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Gage Products Company, a global leader in the development of closed-loop recycling technology for automotive paint systems, has received two Environmental Leadership Awards (ELAs) from DaimlerChrysler.
FERNDALE, MI -- Gage Products Company, a global leader in the development of closed-loop recycling technology for automotive paint systems, has received two Environmental Leadership Awards (ELAs) from DaimlerChrysler.
Gage was recognized for a cost-saving solvent management program and a recycled engine-coolant process, both developed for use at DaimlerChrysler assembly plants in North America.
The Ferndale-based company's solvent management program received DaimlerChrysler's ELA Award for "Best Process" and its engine-coolant process won top honors for "Best Product." Gage was a winner in two of three major award categories.
Doug Orf, DaimlerChrysler's senior pollution prevention manager and director of the ELA awards program, noted that his company's environmental leadership program recognizes companies for extraordinary efforts to improve the environment. The program takes into account environmental impact, innovation in product development, cost savings and contributions to overall quality.
"We are extremely proud to have been recognized by DaimlerChrysler for our efforts to provide cost-saving, sustainable manufacturing solutions for the paint-related solvents used in their assembly processes," says Donald Dixon, president of Gage.
"Gage is a leader in the development of paint recycling and remanufacturing processes," Dixon notes. "Solvent cleanup has become increasingly important not only within the auto industry, but also within the chemical, pharmaceutical and electronics industries as well."
Gage has carved out an important niche in the environmental quality arena by remanufacturing automotive paint solvents to original quality levels. Gage solvent management systems help automotive customers save costs and meet increasingly strict state and federal environmental standards.
Dixon explains that Gage uses its own, unique recycling processes to purify paint solvents for reuse. The company currently provides solvent management programs at seven of DaimlerChrysler's North American assembly plants. He estimates that Gage's solvent management program alone has saved DaimlerChrysler more than $7.3 million since 1999.
"Earning an environmental leadership award for best process from an OEM such as DaimlerChrysler is especially meaningful to our company and our employees," Dixon says. "It is gratifying to be recognized by one of our top customers as the best at what we do."
Gage's recycled engine-coolant program was developed in partnership with Valvoline and DaimlerChrysler to recycle coolant for use in new vehicles. Coolant, which contains ethylene glycol, is toxic to many plants and animals. Coolant disposal currently is unregulated and used coolants generally are not recycled into original quality products.
Today, however, used engine coolant recovered from dealership service departments, quick-change oil stores and service stations is shipped to Gage for recycling. Gage has installed a new processing facility expressly for glycol distillation. Since its program with DaimlerChrysler began several years ago, more than three million pounds of spent ethylene glycol have been recovered and "redistilled" for use as coolant in new-model cars. Gage now supplies recycled ethylene glycol for engine coolant used at most of DaimlerChrysler's assembly plants in North America.
This is the second year DaimlerChrysler has awarded the ELA to deserving suppliers. Award ceremonies alternate between Stuttgart, Germany, and Auburn Hills, MI. Gage received its awards at DaimlerChrysler's headquarters in Auburn Hills. Previously, Gage received DaimlerChrysler's CHEER (Chrysler Honors Environmental Excellence Recognition) award in 1997 and 1998 and was an ELA finalist in 2000.
Gage Products is a global company recognized as a pioneer in the field of sustainable manufacturing and solvent remanufacturing techniques. The company's products and services help customers reduce costs, while positively contributing to their environmental initiatives. Gage's major automotive customers include DaimlerChrysler, Ford Motor Company, General Motors and Nissan. Gage also has supplier alliances with a number of major paint suppliers and pharmaceutical companies. Headquartered in Ferndale, MI since 1936, the company also has facilities in Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, Brazil and Mexico. Gage is a charter member of the Southeastern Michigan Sustainable Business Forum and a participant in Ford Motor Company's Project Heritage program.
Company Contact
Tim Wing
Gage Products Company
Phone: 248.691.6758
E-mail: [email protected]
For more information, please contact:
Janet Krol
Autocom Associates
www.gageproducts.com
248.647.8621
[email protected]
F-150 World Becomes Ford Truck World -
Online Community Acquired by Enthusiast World
San Diego, CA - F-150 World, a leading Ford truck community website, has been acquired by Enthusiast World, Inc., a San Diego-based company which produces online communities and events for automobile and motorcycle enthusiasts. To more properly represent the Ford truck website (currently known as "F-150 World"), Enthusiast World will re-name the website as "Ford Truck World" (http://www.FordTruckWorld.com). The previous F150world.com domain will remain active.
F-150 World, the home to over 90,000 Ford truck owners worldwide, has for the last two years been attracting an ever increasing following of loyal Ford truck owners. The most recent web traffic figures have the site generating over 5 million page views per month. As a part of the Enthusiast World network, F-150 World will be the premier website for the new company and its network of enthusiast websites. The Enthusiast World website network consists of two initial sites, with additional enthusiast online communities being introduced this year.
The first is its current Ford truck website known as "F-150 World". Classic Truck World (http://www.ClassicTruckWorld.com) is the second in a string of new websites to be launched in the coming weeks for various enthusiasts markets.
F-150 World gets its brand recognition using the most sophisticated community tools available. Users, forums, live chat, photo galleries, news, articles, and 37 chapters in North America all come together at one meeting place on the Web.
"F-150 World started as an F-150 website, but quickly became the home to all Ford trucks and SUVs," said Chris Duke, President & CEO of Enthusiast World. "With the phenomenal growth of F-150 World the name change was inevitable, and while there never is a perfect time to change a site's name, this is the best time."
To mirror this change, the Truck Enthusiast Network's June launch of the previously announced TEN Magazines' F-150 World has been re-named to TEN Magazines' Ford Truck World. The magazine will still have the same focus as previously announced by TEN.
About Enthusiast World, Inc.
Enthusiast World, Inc. was formed in May 2002 by Ford Truck World Webmaster, Chris Duke. In association with the Truck Enthusiast Network to provide editorial content, this new network of enthusiast sites will allow other enthusiast communities to benefit from the same high quality resources provided by Ford Truck World.
Ford Truck World, F-150 World and Classic Truck World and their respective domains are trademarks of Enthusiast World, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
For more information, please contact:
Chris Duke
Enthusiast World, Inc.
http://www.enthusiastworld.com/
(866) 861-3351
[email protected]
SIX FINALISTS SELECTED FOR BEST 2002 CAR, TRUCK INTERIORS
WINNERS TO BE NAMED AT ANNUAL AUTO INTERIORS SHOW
The Show Highlights Automotive Interior Design, Technology; Co-Conferences Focus On Telematics, Materials, Sealants
DETROIT - Six finalists have been named for the 2002 Car and Truck Interior of the Year Awards, which are presented by Auto Interiors magazine during the annual Auto Interiors Show at Detroit's Cobo Conference Center.
The two winners will be announced Tuesday, May 14, on the opening day of the 2002 Show, which runs through Thursday, May 16.
"The objective of the judging is to identify the car and truck whose interiors stand out for their beauty, functionality and innovation," said Carmen Pang, editor of Auto Interiors. "The six finalists each have something unique that differentiates them from some very tough competition," she said.
"The judges were impressed by the sheer beauty of several entries, others scored points for their well-thought-out and functional interiors, and others got our attention simply because they are different and refreshing," she added.
Finalists for the Truck Interior of the Year Award are the Chevrolet Avalanche, the Lincoln Blackwood and the Honda CR-V. Car finalists are the Ford Thunderbird, the BMW 7-Series and the Mini Cooper.
The finalists were selected from more than 30 domestic and import cars and trucks, all of which are all-new 2002 model year vehicles or major redesigns for this model year. Judging was conducted at a series of auto shows and during test drives.
All vehicles were judged on the following criteria:
- Appearance - styling, color, material, fit and finish;
- Functionality - comfort, convenience and safety;
- Innovation - surprise and delight factors; and
- Overall impression of the vehicle in motion and at rest.
The winners and finalists will all be profiled in an upcoming issue of Auto Interiors magazine, Pang said.
Auto Interiors Show Features
The 2002 Auto Interiors Show, the most influential annual exposition and conference focused on automotive interior design and technology, attracts more than 6,000 automotive interior designers and engineers. It is presented by Auto Interiors magazine and produced by VNU Expositions.
This year's show will feature more than 250 interior-focused demonstrations and solutions from the world's leading Tier One, Tier Two, and Tier Three automotive suppliers. More than 200 companies will be exhibiting products and services in the fields of electronic/digital technology, materials, finished products and components parts, equipment and services.
In addition to the Auto Interiors Show, six other related events will be co-located at the Cobo Center:
- Automotive Textiles, Plastics and Coatings Association workshops, May 14
- Industrial Designers Society of America Conference, May 14
- Eye-for-Auto Telematics 2002 Conference, May 15-16
- Automotive Sealant Council Conference, May 16
- Adhesive and Sealant Council Seminar, May 16
- INDA Non-Woven Fabric Association's Seminar, May 16
Exhibitor and attendee registration information can be found at www.autointeriorshow.com or by calling 1-800-933-8735 or 770-569-1540 ext. 560.
Launched in January 1994, Auto Interiors is a monthly publication serving the automotive interiors industry. The magazine is dedicated to delivering information on the current and future design, innovation and technology trends in the global automotive interiors business, as well as providing solutions for industry executives seeking better ways to design, engineer, manufacture and deliver products to their customers around the world. Content covers emerging technologies, including such important allied fields as electronics, new materials and processes, innovative products, government regulations and their impact on the comfort, convenience and safety of the automobile's occupants.
For more information, please contact:
Scott K. Russell
Hedge & Company, Inc.
www.hedgeco.com
248 350 2190
[email protected]