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BorgWarner All-Wheel Drive Transfer Case System to Power New Audi Q7

BorgWarner's all- wheel drive transfer case system will be standard on the new Audi Q7, a luxury performance SUV scheduled to debut in 2006.

AUBURN HILLS, MI — BorgWarner’s all- wheel drive transfer case system will be standard on the new Audi Q7, a luxury performance SUV scheduled to debut in 2006.

“BorgWarner TorqTransfer Systems is delighted to add Audi to the list of valued customers who benefit from our advanced technology, quality, and creative solutions to all-wheel drive challenges,” said Cindy Niekamp, president and general manager, BorgWarner TorqTransfer Systems. “We are proud to bring BorgWarner’s leadership in all-wheel drive to the owners of this distinctive vehicle.”

The BorgWarner all-wheel drive transfer case system on the Q7 enhances vehicle handling and fuel efficiency. System production will begin during the fourth quarter of this year at BorgWarner TorqTransfer Systems in Margam, Wales.

The facility also manufactures synchronizers and four-wheel drive systems for other customers. Representatives of Audi, the Welsh assembly government, various suppliers and local civic officials joined BorgWarner at an event there today celebrating the upcoming launch.

“As Audi celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Audi Quattro system, BorgWarner is pleased to add its all-wheel drive transfer case technology to Audi’s premium all-wheel drive product offerings,” said Niekamp.

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