Edmunds Roundup: November 6, 2009

The latest highlights from Edmunds.com and its blogosphere.

IL News: Toyota Showcases Eco-Sensitive Twins at 2009 SEMA Show
Toyota showcased a pair of eco-friendly modified Priuses at this year's SEMA show in Las Vegas. Both the exterior and interior of Aerius and Aemulus concepts were outfitted using environmentally friendly materials.

AutoObserver: Chrysler Outlines the Plan, Can it Work?
Chrysler conducted a marathon eight-hour press conference Wednesday highlighting its all-encompassing, five-year business plan. This AutoObserver post includes a breakdown of that plan and analyzes the possibility of its feasibility and effectiveness.

Green Car Advisor: GM Gets Grant to Develop Prototype Exhaust-Heat Generator
GM, which has been working on energy recovery from exhaust heat for decades, has just received a small federal grant to develop a prototype exhaust-heat generator using a material called Shape Memory Alloy. Green Car Advisor explains the significance of that.

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James Riswick November 6, 2009, 1:00 PM

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