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Magneti Marelli is off the auction block and revving its engine. Parent company Fiat announced plans to sell Magneti Marelli on a piecemeal basis in 2000, but later decided to infuse the ailing auto parts maker with fresh capital. As part of a restructuring, the company disposed of its lubricants, mechanical components, thermal systems, aftermarket, and chassis systems units. Magneti Marelli's remaining operations include lighting, powertrain, exhaust, and suspension components. Magneti Marelli supplies most of the world's major carmakers, including Ford Motor, General Motors, Nissan, Peugeot, Renault, Toyota, and Volkswagen.

Magneti Marelli Powertrain Systems USA (formerly Magneti Marelli USA, Inc.) is a part of Italy's Magneti Marelli Holding S.p.A., an international group that designs, produces, and supplies high-tech engine and transmission component systems and modules for the auto industry. From concept through development, testing, and production, Magneti Marelli Powertrain Systems USA provides components for major carmakers Ford, GM, Toyota, and others. The company's products include electronic throttle controls, throttle bodies, integrated air/fuel modules, and fuel pressure regulators. It operates a manufacturing plant, a product development center, and a technology center in Sanford, North Carolina.

MAHLE Filter Systems North America (formerly MAHLE Tennex North America) is the flagship US unit of Germany-based MAHLE International, the world's largest manufacturer of automotive pistons. MAHLE Filter Systems makes piston and engine components, filters systems, and valve train systems. The company's piston and engine components include piston rings and pins, cylinder liners, connecting rods and components, and light alloy engine blocks and cylinders. MAHLE Filter Systems' filter unit makes automotive and industrial filters. The company's valve train systems unit manufactures components and modules.

The company is known as the world's largest manufacturer of automotive pistons; though in recent years, it has driven into other areas of engine components and automotive parts. It makes products primarily for internal combustion engines, filter systems, and power and valve train systems, but it also makes non-automotive components for small (hand-held power equipment, motorcycles, leisure vehicles) and large engines (marine, locomotive, construction), and industrial filtration. Mahle offers engineering services as well as aftermarket products. It runs more than 100 production facilities in over 20 countries worldwide. The Mahle brothers developed the first aluminum piston, and with it the firm, in 1921.

Mark IV Industries aims to hit the mark; its ammo includes engineered components and systems targeted to automotive, industrial, and transportation markets. The company operates four business units: intelligent vehicle highway systems, information display systems, air intake and cooling, and power transmission (the majority of sales). Products range from electronic toll collection readers for roads and highways to lighting and displays for buses, rail, and aircraft, and timing belts and water pumps for cars. The company sells directly to OEMs and aftermarket parts providers throughout the Americas, Asia, and Europe. Sun Capital Partners acquired Mark IV Industries in 2008.

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