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u MAY 30, 2005 AUTOMOTIVE NEWS EUROPE 19 u Suppliers to the new Suzuki Swift Suzuki aims to boost production at its plant in Esztergom, Hungary, carmaker’s Hungarian subsidiary, invested 60 billion Hungarian forints seats. Raba expects the contract to be worth about 3 billion Hungarian from 111,000 last year to 221,000 largely by adding the new Swift. (about E240 million) to increase the factory’s annual capacity. Suzuki also forints a year. Each seat set costs Suzuki about E160. By comparison, The Japanese carmaker plans to build 80,000 Swifts in Hungary this builds the Ignis in Hungary and will start assembling the Grand Vitara in seat sets for a similar sized car in western Europe and North America year. Production of the small-segment car started in February. The Swift the plant next year. Using seat mechanisms from Faurecia, Hungarian would cost up to E400. went on sale in western Europe in March. Magyar Suzuki, the partsmaker Raba Automotive Components supplies the Swift’s complete – Alex Graham DIESEL ENGINE CONTROL COMPONENTS FOR CLEARCOAT: FRONT DOOR INSTRUMENT SEAT FABRICS: SEAT MECHANISMS: COMPLETE SEATS: TRUNK LIGHTS: REAR WINDSHIELD: SYSTEM (1.3-LITER): DIESEL INJECTION SYSTEMS: BASF GLASS: CLUSTERS: GUILFORD FAURECIA RABA AUTOMOTIVE CML INNOVATIVE PILKINGTON MAGNETI MARELLI BOSCH SAINT-GOBAIN SIEMENS VDO EUROPE COMPONENTS TECHNOLOGIES SEKURIT WATERBORNE BASECOAT: MTX SHIFT SYSTEM: BASF DURA AIR CLEANER (1.3 JTD): MANN + HUMMEL REAR DOOR GLAZING: PILKINGTON, SAINT-GOBAIN SEKURIT AIR FILTERS: MAHLE HINGE BUSHING FOR DOOR/TRUNK: DUAL-MASS OILES DEUTSCHLAND FLYWHEEL: LUK KEYLESS EXTERIOR HANDLES: AIR HOSE: AISIN AVON AUTOMOTIVE WINDOW REGULATOR: ARVINMERITOR POLY-V BELT: HUTCHINSON REAR STABILIZER BARS: ALLEVARD REJNA FRONT LIGHTS: STANLEY ELECTRIC FLUID CONNECTORS: A RAYMOND 4-SPEED A/T: JATCO REAR AXLE SUSPENSION MANUAL TRANSMISSION: BUSHINGS: AISIN PAULSTRA TRANSMISSION BAND EXTERIOR MIRROR: Suppliers wanted FOR OPTIONAL A/T: MAGNA DONNELLY BORGWARNER If you are a supplier and have questions or want your information FRONT AXLE considered for our cutaway features, ELECTRIC STEERING RACK BUSHING BRAKE SHIMS: NAVIGATION ACCELERATOR contact Alex Graham at CLUTCH DISC: BRAKE BOOSTER: FRONT COIL SPRINGS: POWER STEERING: AS TIER 2 TO SHOWA: EAGLE-PICHER SYSTEM: PEDAL MODULE: [email protected] LUK BOSCH SHOWA OILES DEUTSCHLAND ALLEVARD REJNA WOLVERINE SIEMENS VDO HELLA.

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