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To: brian h who wrote (9499)	1/12/2000 7:43:00 PM
From: Rocket Scientist	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29987

Another happy Globalstar customer reports back, this time from Florida, on her way to Aruba: Message 12553684

To: brian h who wrote (9499)	1/12/2000 9:05:00 PM
From: David Wiggins	Respond to of 29987

Brian, Here's another tantalizing bit on the GM/auto front(scan to bottom to check out sponsors): American Woman Motorscene Announces Winners, 'Most Likely to Succeed' 2000 Automotive Awards at NAIAS DETROIT, Jan. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- American Woman Motorscene magazine announced the winners of the ``Top 10 Most Likely to Succeed' awards today at its fourth annual automotive awards ceremony at the North American International Auto Show. The awards honor new 2000 model entries or existing models with significant changes in design or technology in 10 categories. Winners of AWM's Class of 2000 awards are: "CLASS OF 2000" AWARD WINNERS * Most Likely to Succeed (Top Honor) - Jaguar S-Type * Most Likely to Survive Anything (Sport Utility Vehicle) - Ford Excursion * Most Wanted (Sports Car) - Honda S2000 * Most Sex Appeal (Exotic) - Porsche Boxster S * Most Likely to Be Remembered (Classic) - Audi TT * Most Athletic (Pick-up Truck) - Nissan Frontier * Most Likely to Inspire Leadership (Luxury) - Mercedes Benz S-Class * Most Vivacious Personality (Entry Level) - Ford Focus * Most Likely to Change the World (Electric/Alternative Fuel) - Honda Insight * Most Versatile Team Player (Minivan) - Mazda MPV ``AWM's 'Top 10' are the vehicles to watch this year,' says Courtney Caldwell, editor-in-chief of American Woman Motorscene. ``These cars and trucks have that perfect combination of style, safety, performance and practicality our readers look for when selecting a new vehicle. Plus they are fun and exciting to drive.' The goal of the annual AWM automotive awards is not only to select vehicles that are best in their class, but also to remind automakers that purchases are based on emotion, personality and lifestyle. ``Women are responsible for more than half of all new vehicles purchased,' says Caldwell. ``That represents an $83 billion market for automakers, one reason why the AWM awards have captured the attention of industry leaders.' VIPs attending this year's event included Secretary of State Candice S. Miller; Mayor Michael A. Guido of Dearborn, Mich.; Larry D. Yost, chairman of the board and CEO, Meritor; Richard Beattie, president and CEO, Mazda NAO; Frederick J. Schwab, President & CEO, Porsche NA; Michael H. Dale, president, Jaguar North America; and Alasdair Stewart, CEO, Rolls Royce. Sponsors of the event include General Motors Corporation; AM 760 WJR Radio; Ford Motor Company; Mazda NAO; Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep; Audi of America; Globalstar USA; Johnson Controls; Jaguar NA; Meritor Automotive, Inc.; Mitsubishi of America, Inc.; Nissan NA, Inc.; Saab Cars USA, Inc.; Wyndham Hotels & Resorts; WomenCONNECT.com; American Honda; Delphi Automotive Systems; Lear Corporation; Porsche Cars NA; and Volvo Cars of NA. biz.yahoo.com Regards, Dave