Federal-Mogul’s steering and suspension range will feature alongside unique-to-MOOG isometric exploded drawings making parts selection easier

Bradford, UK, 8 May 2012... Federal-Mogul Aftermarket U.K. Limited has extended its OE-quality MOOG® steering and suspension components range in the popular MAM Autocat+ online cataloguing system. MOOG’s product range covers up to 96% of the European vehicle parc and is supported with isometric exploded drawings unique to the brand, which helps users identify the correct part quickly.

World-class facility supports localisation of suspension technologies for premium vehicles

Beijing– Global braking and chassis systems specialist BWI Group has opened a new plant in Fangshan, Beijing to support demand in China for premium vehicles. The 71,000m² facility has started production of front struts and rear dampers for a Chinese joint venture with a premium vehicle manufacturer. A second, similar programme is due to launch in June.

Company recognized for innovative two-dimensional ultrasonic testing process for raised gallery pistons; hybrid liner technology a finalist

Wiesbaden, Germany, April 27, 2012 … Federal-Mogul Corporation (NASDAQ: FDML) was the recipient of a 2012 Automotive News PACE™ Awards at a black-tie ceremony on April 23 in Detroit. The prestigious award recognizes automotive suppliers for superior innovation, technological advancement and business performance.

Company holds more PACE awards than any other supplier

DETROIT – Delphi Automotive (NYSE: DLPH) was awarded two Automotive News PACE (Premier Automotive Suppliers’ Contribution to Excellence) Awards at a ceremony held here last night. Delphi holds 15 PACE Awards, more than any other company.

Details of Delphi’s approach to be described alongside the presentation of
a new common rail system for small engines

VIENNA – Delphi Automotive (NYSE: DLPH) has developed a breakthrough in common rail fuel system technology for heavy-duty diesel engines. The systems, which will be discussed during the 33^rd Vienna Motor Symposium (April 26-27) in the technical paper “Development of High-Pressure Common Rail Systems Incorporating Advanced Electronic Control Strategies for Future Heavy-Duty Vehicles,” combine proven hardware with an innovative architecture, allowing vehicle manufacturers to meet tough Euro VI emissions standards without significant modification to their base engines.

Brighouse, West Yorkshire – Specialist oil blender Millers Oils has been awarded the Queen’s Award for International Trade. The prestigious business award is in recognition of the exceptional international growth the company has experienced in the past three years. Millers Oils will proudly display the award emblem for the next five years. The award will be officially presented by the Lord Lieutenant of West Yorkshire.

Single, flexible architecture supports growth of advanced electronic functions for premium vehicles and introduction of technology for emerging markets

Paris, France – 24 April 2012 – Nexteer Automotive has developed an innovative electronic architecture for its electric power steering (EPS) systems that will make integration of new electronic features faster and provide greater functional safety. The architecture gives manufacturers a single, customizable 12-volt platform for all passenger vehicle types, from low-cost micro-cars to the highest-specification luxury SUVs.

BWI Group provides improved ride and handling
 for VPG’s new wheelchair-users’ vehicle

Kettering, Ohio – Global braking and chassis systems specialist BWI Group has helped engineer key chassis systems for the first vehicle designed and built from the outset for wheelchair users. BWI Group assisted Vehicle Production Group LLC (VPG) in developing the MV-1 wheelchair-accessible vehicle, including engineering the brake system, the electronic stability control, and fine-tuning the vehicle’s ride.

One of the Vulcan’s first flights of the year will be to honour those who contributed
to the liberation of the Falkland Islands 30 years ago

On May 20^th, the pilot who lead the famous Black Buck 1 raid on Port Stanley’s runway will be back at the controls of a Vulcan for the dedication of the new Falklands Memorial at the National Arboretum in Staffordshire. The flypast by the last airworthy representative of Britain’s V-Force will commemorate all those involved in the conflict, evoking the remarkable 8,000 mile mission by a solo Vulcan, supported by 11 Victor tankers, that began the liberation of the Islands almost exactly 30 years ago.