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miuui nas coiiicu ii2» stripes by treating buyers witn a chummy degree of respect and — with its plastic composite body panels — appealing to rust-belt dwellers. But no one would ever confuse the company with its competitors that sell the kind of tiresquealing, road hugging cars that cater to the enthusiast crowd.

Until now, that is.

The five-passenger Vue will be available with what Saturn calls its Red Line package (pictured) that includes a performance-tuned suspension and steering, ground-effects body kit, and 50-series Bridgestone Turanza tires mounted on 18inch alloy wheels.

And just in case you’re thinking the Red Line version of the Vue is nothing more than pretty-boy add-ons, Saturn also includes a 3.5-liter SOHC V6 that produces 250 horsepower and 242 Ib.-ft. of torque. The new Hondadenved engine, which is matched to a five-speed autob

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