1.   Auto manufacturers called back only part of the workforce they idled in January because of a glut of unsold vehicles.

2.   Automakers called back only part of the workforce they idled in January because of a glut of unsold vehicles.

3.   Brisk sales in February, combined with slower shipments from factories, helped car dealers clear lots that had become crammed with unsold vehicles earlier this winter.

4.   Swamped with unsold vehicles, Holden had surprised Schrempp by closing seven factories for a week.

5.   DaimlerChrysler is staging a series of one-week shutdowns at seven plants this month to cut inventories of unsold vehicles.

6.   Dealers are registering a number of unsold vehicles because of intense competition, they said.

7.   Ford Motor Co. will idle two car factories next week to cut the number of unsold vehicles, following similar moves from General Motors Corp. and DaimlerChrysler AG.

8.   Ford refused to reveal the size of its stock of unsold vehicles.

9.   It refused to reveal the size of its stock of unsold vehicles.

10.   Separately, Chrysler announced it will idle a number of plants in the next three weeks to cut inventories of unsold vehicles.