Monona Wire Corporation (MWC) makes electrical and electronic wire harnesses and related instrument panel assemblies. The company's wire harnesses are used in agricultural, construction, forestry, mining, and medical equipment, as well as in specialty and military vehicles. MWC maintains manufacturing facilities in the US and Mexico. Its customers include commercial vehicle OEMs in North America, Europe, and Asia. MWC assimilated into Commercial Vehicle Group (CVGI) in 2005 when CVGI acquired MWC's parent, Monona Corp for about $55 million.

Montupet is one of Europe's leading independent aluminum-casting companies supplying the automotive sector. In business for more than 100 years, the enterprise makes such parts as cylinder heads, structural components, intake manifolds, brake parts, engine blocks, and rims. Through subsidiary Montupet UK, the company produces thousands of cylinder heads each day for such customers as Ford, General Motors, PSA Peugeot Citron, and Renault. Montupet has operations in Europe and North America.

Morgan Olson company, a subsidiary of J.B. Poindexter & Co., makes walk-in van and truck bodies used for delivery and cargo vehicles. Morgan Olson's riveted aluminum bodies are sold under the brand name Route Star and are built on three chassis: Freightliner, Ford, and Workhorse. Founded in 1946 the company was formed as a result of the merger of Morgan Corporation and Grumman Olson, which Poindexter bought in 2003. Morgan Olson also sells parts and accessories ranging from wipers and windshields to bumpers and grilles. In addition to FedEx delivery and mobile workshops, customers include fleets that deliver baked goods, laundry, and newspapers.

Moroso Performance Products is one of the worlds most respected suppliers of automotive equipment for racing and street performance applications. Moroso manufactures over 3000 products, from oil pans and oiling systems, to ignition wire, ignition components, valve covers, fuel system equipment, air cleaners, hard-core racing tools, chassis and suspension equipment, marine performance engines and numerous other performance parts. The company has an impressive list of customers, ranging from grass-roots racers to top level NASCAR® Nextel Cup and NHRA/IHRA race teams.The Connecticut based manufacturing operation is home to three of four branded product lines, which include the flagship Moroso Performance Products, Competition Engineering - The Chassis People and Moroso Marine (Engines). The company also owns Moroso Wire Technologies, a state-of-the-art ignition wire manufacturing facility in Philadelphia, PA.

Motorcar Parts of America, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, remanufactures and distributes alternators and starters for imported and domestic cars, and light trucks in the United States and Canada. These replacement parts are sold for use on vehicles after initial vehicle purchase. The company sells its replacement parts to automotive retail chain stores and automotive warehouse distributors, as well as to original equipment manufacturers under customer private labels and under Quality-Built, Talon, and Xtreme brand labels. Motorcar Parts of America, Inc. was founded in 1968 and is based in Torrance, California.

Neapco makes driveline components for automotive and heavy-equipment OEMs and the aftermarket. Neapco products include agricultural power take-off and front wheel drive components, along with universal joints. Neapco serves the automotive, commercial vehicle, farm equipment, and construction machinery sectors. It also makes components for non-vehicular applications such as irrigation systems, mill processing equipment, and hydraulic pump drives. In 1921 D. K. Bullens founded the company that became Neapco. In 2006 United Components sold Neapco to its senior management, a private investor group, and China-based parts maker Wanxiang Group. Neapco is a preferred supplier to Ford.

Neaton Auto Products Manufacturing Inc. makes steering wheels, airbag modules and covers, interior and exterior trim, instrument panels, ventilators, and other components for the auto industry. The company uses manufacturing processes that include injection molding, blow molding, reaction injection molding (water-blown polyurethane formula) vacuum forming, welding, diecasting, and automated paint and assembly processes; it also offers testing and design services. Neaton operates from facilities in Eaton, Ohio, and Rome, Georgia. The company is a subsidiary of Nihon Plast Co., Ltd.

Newcor company's precision-machined products segment makes shafts, axles, and large iron and steel castings. Its rubber and plastics segment makes parts for auto and truck interiors and engine and body components. Newcor's special machines unit builds machines for welding and other processes for the appliance, auto, and general manufacturing markets. Makers of cars and light trucks account for about 70% of the company's sales; makers of agricultural equipment and heavy trucks account for the rest. Deere & Company and Chrysler are major customers. Holding company EXX controls Newcor.

Nihon company manufactures airbags, engine components, instrument panels, interior trim parts, steering wheels, and other automobile parts that are always in demand by major auto manufacturers, including Honda and Nissan. Nihon Plast, which operates through about 10 subsidiaries in five countries, also makes synthetic resins, electrical components used in gaming machines, chemicals, and packaging used for shipping machines. Honda, which has been purchasing auto products from the company since 1968, owns about 20% of Nihon Plast. Honda represents about 50% of Nihon Plast's annual revenues, while Nissan generates approximately 47% of revenues.

Noble International, Ltd., through its subsidiaries, provides laser-welded blanks, tubular products, and roll-formed products for the automotive industry primarily in North America and Europe. The company’s flat, tubular, shaped, and enclosed formed structures are used in various automobile applications, including doors, fenders, body side panels, pillars, bumpers, door beams, load floors, windshield headers, door tracks, door frames, and glass channels. It sells products directly to automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and companies that are suppliers to OEMs. The company was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Troy, Michigan. On April 15, 2009, Noble International, Ltd., along with its affiliates, filed a voluntary petition for reorganization under Chapter 11 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Michigan.

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