FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE 588 MONROE TURNPIKE, MONROE, CT 06468 AUTOMOTIVE DATA BOOK BULLETIN #4-001 December 14, 2000 SYSTEM AUDI(See CorrectionsV FRONT FMSI# F/R REAR FMSI# 2001, A4 7715-D840** D/D 7335-D340** 2001, A4 Quatt.ro 7715-D840** D/D 7727-D851** 2001, A8 7725-D839** D/D 7335-D340** 2001, S4 2001, TT 7714-D839** D/D 7434-D687** D/D 7335-D340** 7335-D340** 2001, TT Quattro 7434-D687** D/D 7335-D340** 2000, A4 7714-D839** D/ 2000, A6 7715-D840** D/ EVICK 2001, Century 2001, LeSabre 2001, Regal 7693-D818** D/N 1487-S636 7574-D699** D/D 7387-D714** OR 7693-D818** D/ 7693-D818** D/N 1487-S636 OR /D 7387-D698** CADILLAC 2001, Catera 2001, DeVille 2001, Eldorado 2001, Seville 7588-D720** D/D 7582-D709** 7693-D818** D/D 7387-D714** OR 7652-D784** D/D 7700-D792** 7693-D818** D/D 7387-D714** 7726-D850** D/D 7622-D754** CHEVROLET 2001, Cantaro 2001, Cavalier 2001, Corvette 2001, Impala 2001, impala Police 2001, Lumina 2001, Malibu 2001, Metro 4DR 2001, Monte Carlo 2001, Prizm 2001, Venture 7618-D749** 7554-D673** 7599-D731** 7693-D818** 7574-D699** 7265-D376** 7620-D752** 7331-D451** 7693-D818** 7611-D741** 7693-D818** D/D D/BH D/D D/D D/D D/N D/N D/N D/D D/N D/N 7619-D750** 2164-S719 7600-D732** 7387-D814** 7387-D814** 1487-S636 1496-S720 1461-S732* 7387-D814** 8105-597* 1487-S636 CHEV TRUCK/GMC TRUCK Express Van G1500/ Savana G1500 Express Van G2500/ Savana G2500 Express Van G3500/ Savana G3500 2001 2001 OR OR 2001 7259-D369** D/BH 7259-D369** D/BH 7260-D370** D/BH /BH 7339-D459** D/BH 2073AT-S653 2073AT-S653 2042BT-S655 2157AT-S656 2157AT-S656 CHEVROLET TRUCK 2001, Tracker 7680-D807** D/N 1506-S738* SEE DISCLAIMER AT END OF BULLETIN FMSI and FMS are registered trademarks of the Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc.
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D A N A C O R P O R A T IO N / Annual Report 2001 Eleven-Year History1 In millions except per share amounts Financial Highlights For the Years Net Sales Net Income (Loss) Net Income (Loss) per Common Share Basic Diluted Cash Dividends per Common Share Total Assets Long-Term Debt 1991 $6,084 55 1992 $6,655 (318) 1993 $7,404 174 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 $8,843 $10,472 $10,979 $11,911 $12,464 $13,159 $12,317 $10,271 352 443 451 320 534 513 334 (298) .41 (2.27) 1.18 .41 (2.26) 1.17 2.29 2.28 2.81 2.80 2.83 2.81 1.97 1.94 3.24 3.20 3.10 3.08 2.20 (2.01) 2.18 (2.01) .80 5,371 1,684 .80 5,584 1,608 .80 5,895 1,341 .83 6,701 1,381 .90 7,814 1,325 .98 8,522 1,887 1.04 9,511 1,790 1.14 10,138 1,718 1.24 11,123 2,732 1.24 11,236 2,649 .94 10,207 3,008 Dana Corporation (including Dana Credit Corporation on an equity basis) For the Years Summary of Operations NET SALES Cost of Sales Income (loss) before Income Taxes Tax Rate NET INCOME (LOSS)*** Percentage Pre-tax Profit on Sales Capital Expenditures Financial Position Current Assets Current Liabilities Current Ratio Working Capital Long-Term Debt Total Shareholders' Equity Return on Average Shareholders' Equity Common Stock Data Average Number of Shares Outstanding-Basic Book Value per Share Earnings (loss) per Share * Basic Diluted Stock Price High Low Close P/E Ratios High Low 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 $6,071 $6,646 $7,401 $8,836 $10,472 $10,979 $11,911 $12,464 $13,159 $12,317 $10,271 5,074 5,569 6,066 7,202 8,702 9,183 10,099 10,485 11,016 10,662 9,335 37 60.7% 55 142 39.8% 120 362 36.9% 223 558 38.0% 349 723 35.8% 443 669 33.9% 451 569 50.3% 320 697 39.8% 534 738 37.0% 513 447 37.7% 334 (511) 32.7% (298) . .6% 204 2.1% 159 4.9% 218 6.3% 352 6.9% 442 6.1% 397 4.8% 518 5.6% 552 5.6% 547 3.6% (5.0)% 434 317 $2,107 1,315 1.6-1 792 929 1,638 $2,282 1,363 1.7-1 919 828 1,401 $2,518 1,590 1.6-1 928 630 1,515 $2,902 2,036 1.4-1 866 531 1,739 $3,345 2,819 1.2-1 526 544 2,063 $3,591 2,792 1.3-1 799 830 2,435 $3,886 3,231 1.2-1 655 1,036 2,602 $4,174 3,630 1.1-1 544 1,147 2,940 $4,637 3,320 1.4-1 1,317 1,862 2,957 $4,071 3,690 1.1 - 1 381 1,574 2,628 $3,623 2,942 1.2 -1 681 2,155 1,958 3.3% 7.9% 15.2% 21.5% 23.3% 20.1% 12.7% 19.3% 17.4% 12.0% (13.0)% 134 $12.19 140 $9.71 147 154 157 159 163 165 165 152 148 $9.88 $11.29 $12.97 $15.12 $15.89 $17.74 $18.12 $17.77 $13.18 .41 .41 18.25 12.31 13.88 45 30 .86 .86 24.13 13.38 23.50 28 16 1.51 1.51 30.13 22.00 29.94 21 15 2.29 2.28 30.69 19.63 23.50 13 9 2.81 2.80 32.63 21.38 29.25 12 8 2.83 2.81 35.50 27.25 32.63 13 10 1.97 1.94 54.38 30.63 47.50 28 16 3.24 3.20 61.50 31.31 40.88 19 10 3.10 3.08 54.06 26.00 29.94 18 8 2.20 2.18 33.25 12.81 15.31 15 6 (2.01) (2.01) 26.90 10.25 13.88 ** ** t The information for years prior to 1998 has been restated to reflect the Echlin merger, which has been accounted for as a pooling of interests.
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Dana Corporation Page 166 of 176 Table of Contents PART III Item 10 --Directors and Executive Officers ofthe Registrant You can find general information about our directors and nominees under "Election of Directors" in our 2004 Proxy Statement and information about our executive officers in Part I, Item 1 of this annual report.
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