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Automotive Buyers with Major Buying Needs Source on ThomasNet.com The Automotive Industry is Back in Gear Automakers are staging a major comeback. Total U.S. automotive production in January 2011 increased 9.3 percent versus the same time the previous year. Light truck production saw the biggest gains, growing 21.2 percent over 2010 figures. 1 New-vehicle sales will reach 12.9 million units in 2011, a nearly 12 percent increase over 2010. 2 Both General Motors and Ford announced year-over-year profits in 2010, with the latter boasting double 2009 numbers—it’s highest income in more than a decade. Do Business with Automotive Companies at Multiple Buying Locations Many Automotive companies have hundreds of buyers and engineers sourcing on ThomasNet.com, including: American Axle & Manufacturing Goodyear Tire & Rubber Autoliv Johnson Controls Ford Motor Co. Tower Automotive General Motors TRW Automotive Holdings Automotive 1 Ward’s AutoInfoBank 2 National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) What Automotive Professionals are Saying About ThomasNet.com We’realwayslooking forbettersourcesfor thepartsweuse.[With ThomasNet.com]I amabletosearchfor pressedpolishplastic sheetingdomestically, andI’mabletofind sourceslocally. Cyndy Taschman Purchasing Robbins Auto Top Company Isourcethemost unusual,rare,esoteric, and‘obscured-by- their-normal-purpose’ partsandmaterials onadailybasis,using ThomasNet.com. James Simpson Owner ODD Parts Fabrication Aluminium Steel Iron Lead Zinc 12.9% 24.7% 19.1% 72.8% 22.7% MATERIAL AutomotiveIndustryShareoftotalU.S.MaterialUse,2009 Source: Ward’s 2010 Motor Vehicle Facts & Figures

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