Filed under: Hybrids/Alternative, Green

A list of cars not appearing in this film: Sir Saturn Vue plug-in hybrid (delayed until 2011), AFS Trinity’s “150 mpge” hybrids (yanked from the LA Auto Show) and the 2010 Ford Fusion hybrid (delayed). To make up for these good knights, a new double decker bus has landed in London and California votes “yeah” for a high speed train.

• SEMA 2008: Making Green Cool Zone cars
• SEMA 2008: biodiesel Hummer snowmobile update
• Dogbert deflates hybrid car ownership
• Saturn Vue plug-in hybrid delayed to 2011
• First hybrid London double decker bus delivered
• AFS Trinity pulls “150 mpge” hybrids from LA Auto Show
• GM increases spending on Volt, fuel-saving initiatives
• California voters approve $10 billion for high speed train
• Hyundai to offer 8 speed automatic in Genesis
• Is HHO (on-board hydrogen generation) just a game to these people?
• Toyota cuts spending, increases hybrid development
• You may have to wait a while to get a 2010 Ford Fusion hybrid
• Japan tries to one-up China in weird-green-car sweepstakes with Bamgoo
• Toyota Aygo follows its PSA siblings with a 2009 facelift

The rest of the headlines after the jump.

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1. Thanks for the info! Too Shy to Stop writer Ana Richters just wrote a piece about the latest green cars. You can read the full article here.

   Posted by Laryssa | November 10, 2008, 9:22 am