Saturn Vue Greenline ‘Hyline’ headed to SEMA

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Viknesh Vijayenthiran October 31st, 2008

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December 31st, 1969 The Saturn Vue Greenline hybrid vehicle quickly fell off the radar following its launch back in November 2006, however the eco-friendly crossover is set to make headlines again, this time at the SEMA Auto Show in Las Vegas. General Motors will present a modified version of the Saturn Vue Greenline developed together with Sound Choice and Performance. Called the Vue Greenline ‘Hyline,’ the customized crossover comes with extensive interior and exterior modifications. The list of changes include a new bodykit, single wiper conversion, HID and LED headlights, side-mounted cameras, a cold air intake and sports exhaust, plus a new suspension set-up. Inside, the SEMA show car is fitted with an in-car computer, touchscreen central display, voice command, several video monitors, a custom stereo, and internet access.

Engineers focused on improving the entertainment features of the car rather than the powertrain

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The Saturn Vue Greenline hybrid vehicle quickly fell off the radar following its launch back in November 2006, however the eco-friendly crossover is set to make headlines again, this time at the SEMA Auto Show in Las Vegas. General Motors will present a modified version of the Saturn Vue Greenline developed together with Sound Choice and Performance.

Called the Vue Greenline ‘Hyline,’ the customized crossover comes with extensive interior and exterior modifications.

The list of changes include a new bodykit, single wiper conversion, HID and LED headlights, side-mounted cameras, a cold air intake and sports exhaust, plus a new suspension set-up.

Inside, the SEMA show car is fitted with an in-car computer, touchscreen central display, voice command, several video monitors, a custom stereo, and internet access.

Tags: SEMA, General Motors, GM