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Saturn Vue Green Line Plug-In Hybrid
It ain’t easy bein’ green, especially when you’re trying to change your image from a purveyor of gas guzzling trucks and SUVs. GM’s tactic is multifold, and includes alternative fuels, fuel cells, and various hybrid technologies, including plug-in hybrids like the 2010 with the Saturn VUE Green Line Plug-In Hybrid. The Vue Plug In is based off the Vue Two Mode hybrid that goes on sale late in 2008, but with a lithium ion battery pack that can be recharged at home, giving it a 10 mile electric-only range for short trips.