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Dana Corporation - Press Releases Page 7 of 10 03/28/02 DANA'S FORT WAYNE FACILITY EARNS ISO 14001 CERTIFICATION 03/26/02 DANA CORPORATION INTRODUCES VOCATIONAL STEER AXLE FAMILY 03/26/02 DANA CORPORATION INTRODUCES NEW CLASS 7 AND 8 AIR DISC BRAK SYSTEM 03/26/02 DANA CORPORATION RAISES FIRST-QUARTER EXPECTATIONS 03/25/02 DANA CORPORATION'S SPICER WING BEARING DRIVESHAFTACCOMMODATES WIDER VARIETY OF APPLICATIONS 03/25/02 DANA'S NEW MODEL 44 AXLE HYDROSTATIC ADAPTER SAVES SPACE, REDUCES COST 03/25/02 DANA SPICER SPECIALTY AXLE DIVISION IMPROVES STEER DRIVE AXLE 03/25/02 DANA CORPORATION OFFERS NEW POWERSHUTTLE TRANSMISSION 03/25/02 DANA ANNOUNCES ADVANCED DATA MANAGEMENT PLATFORM FOR ASSET AND FLEET MANAGEMENT 03/21/02 DANA FACILITY OBTAINS ISO 14001 REGISTRATION 03/21/02 ROUND 2 RESULTS OF CLEVITE ENGINE BUILDER SHOWDOWN 2002 03/18/02 DANA TO SUPPLY TRACTION AND TORQUE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR TWO NEW JEEP MODELS 03/11/02 DANA CORPORATION COMPLETES NOTES PLACEMENT 03/07/02 Dana ANCOM Receives Best Supplier Award from General Motors 03/05/02 TOM O'BRIEN NAMED VICE PRESIDENT OF MARKETING FOR DANA BRAK AND CHASSIS 03/05/02 DANA CORPORATION FACILITY RECEIVES ISO-14001 REGISTRATION 03/04/02 WIX BRAND WEB SITE WINS MERIT AWARD FROM ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS http://www.dana.com/news/pressreleases/ 11/18/2002

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