Visteon Corp. and BorgWarner Inc. each rose 6 percent or more after the U.S.-based automotive suppliers announced plans to divest units. Visteon rose 6.6 percent to $55.95 at the close in New York. BorgWarner gained 6 percent to $65.92. Visteon, a maker of car interiors and other parts, narrowed its year-to-date plunge to 25 percent and BorgWarner, which makes turbochargers, to 8.9 percent.