Concept Cars at Tokyo Motor Show Offer Fuel Efficiency, Low Pollution

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At Japan Motor Industrial Federation Inc.'s 35th Tokyo Motor Show, Toyota Motor Corp., Suzuki Motor Corp., General Motors Corp., Opel AG, and Nissan Motor Company Ltd. all showed concept cars that used advanced fuel technologies. Additionally, Japanese companies showed off new automobile audio and other electronics.

Motor vehicles and car bodies, Marketing procedures, Company Planning/Goals, Automobile Manufacturing, Electric Autos & Vans, Industry Overview, General Motors Corp., GM, Opel AG, Electric vehicles, Toyota Motor Corp., Nissan Motor Company Ltd., TOYOY, Suzuki Motor Corp.

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To revive aftermarket sales, Pioneer focuses on visual car A/V products

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The car A/V aftermarket for Pioneer and its competitors has been shrinking because increasingly car manufacturers are installing high-quality OEM car audio-video (A/V) equipment.

Sales, profits & dividends, Electronic parts and equipment, Electronic Parts Wholesale, Other Electronic Parts and Equipment Wholesalers, Electronics wholesalers, Pioneer/Technologies Group Inc.

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Hard drives find new home in A/V equipment, car navigation systems

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Makers of hard drives are finding new uses for their products in audio-video (A/V) equipment for cars.

Product development, Plated Wire Memories, Computer Storage Device Manufacturing, Computer storage devices, Disk drives

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