Navistar GM Vista Case Summary

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MAN: Driveshaft LTA signed for 2018-2020. Value ~$US100M.
Navistar GM Vista: full business award received with the approval of the non-drive steer proposal. SOP moved out to Oct. 2018.
Specialty: exceeded AOP by $3.1M in June.
Daimler EU Axle Housings LTA 2017-2022: commercial and contractual negotiations completed. Contract submitted for Executive Purchasing approval.
Idealease agreed to support an SQ order at Navistar for OpTiMa. This will be the first production order and will facilitate full OEM release.
Penske changed their MD steer axle spec. to Dana E-series on their Navistar MD purchases.

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