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Top 10 Green Cars of the Geneva Motor Show 2011. The Green Piece

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Tuesday 1 March 2011. The International Geneva Motor Show opens its doors to the Press today (March 1) amid much anticipation and fanfare. Though the show was first held back in 1905, the emphasis won’t be on walking down memory lane this year – it will be very much on the [.]. The Green Piece Column.

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Ford: Fiesta-Based B-Max Minivan Isn't Coming To U.S.

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Ford's small Fiesta-based minivan, previewed in concept form at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, is most recognizable for its innovative doors, and lack of a B-pillar. won't get to enjoy the space and innovations, as Automotive News reports that the subcompact won't be sold. Of course you do.

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News in brief: Ford to introduce B-MAX at Geneva

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The 2012 Geneva Motor Show is taking shape rapidly – and now Ford has revealed plans to introduce an all-new Ford B-MAX at the event. The original B-MAX concept was unveiled at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show and one year on it is set to boast a 1.0litre Ford EcoBoost petrol engine as well as [.].

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Closer look at Ford B-MAX concept vehicle

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The 2011 Geneva Motor Show marked the debut of the Ford B-MAX Concept, which is widely considered an early preview of the company’s plans for the European small car market. Its most notable feature is the integrated B-pillar door concept.

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Fiat to reveal new car at Geneva Motor Show

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This year’s Geneva Motor Show promises to be even more exciting than the North American version if the list of debutants is anything to go by. The latest name on the list is the new Fiat Freemont, which will go on sale in the second half of 2011 and is based on the Dodge Journey. [.].

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Kia’s B-Segment beater and Rolls-Royce turn blue!

Green Cars News

Friday 4 March 2011. Our new end-of-the-week column taking a light-hearted look at the big stories making the news this week in the world of economical and environmental transport. The week of a major Motor Show is always going to be big news, and this year’s Geneva show was no exception.

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Volvo to reveal plug-in hybrid at Geneva Motor Show

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As the Geneva Motor Show 2011 inches ever closer, another auto manufacturer has announced a significant unveiling at the event. Volvo has revealed that it will introduce the V60 diesel plug-in hybrid at the showcase, a car that is almost production ready and manages to produce carbon dioxide emissions below 50g/km.

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