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" From the floor of the New York International Auto Show, contributing editor Ken Juran files up-to-the-minute reports and photos.  NEW YORK - The big news from General Motors is an influx of product into the Saturn portfolio in the form of the 260-hp Sky Red Line roadster, the Aura midsize sedan with its upcoming hybrid, and the Outlook eight-passenger crossover. All, interestingly, are Opel-based vehicles. Opel is GM&amp;#039;s successful European brand, and GM vice chairman Bob Lutz even admitted that he&amp;#039;s finally listening to journalists&amp;#039; pleas to bring over &amp;quot;those great Opel products.&amp;quot; Their styling and execution will finally match the touted Saturn dealer experience, according to Lutz, and they&amp;#039;ll be available later this year. We think this might really boost sales, because Saturn&amp;#039;s offerings in the past few years have been mighty run-of-the-mill. Another significant unveiling from Saturn is the new PreVue concept, which hints at the future design direction of GM&amp;#039;s most innovative marketing brand.  Over at Acura, we met the RDX, a smaller SUV than the popular MD-X. RDX is an all-new 2007 model that combines Acura&amp;#039;s first-ever turbocharged four-cylinder engine with its Super Handling All-Wheel Drive, an attempt at sport sedan handling in an SUV package. With the turbo, Acura can market this premium sport utility as having the power of a six-cylinder with the fuel economy of a Four. It launches in the summer. Also, unveiled was a newly styled MD-X Concept, to be on sale in the fall. Acura says it&amp;#039;ll have the most powerful V6 in its class, DVD audio and a collision warning system. No doubt, these two will appeal to the Acura faithful but it&amp;#039;s unlikely they&amp;#039;ll bring buyers loyal to other brands.  We haven&amp;#039;t seen much from Ford. Chief Mark Fields recited a passionless speech about the company&amp;#039;s current state of affairs--and about how many millions of F-Series pickups they sell. What else is new? Not much, except the Shelby GT-H. It&amp;#039;s another iteration of the popular Mustang -- but the H in its name stands for Hertz edition. Believe it or not, this car represents the 30-something-year revival of the first Mustang rental car: the Shelby/Hertz &amp;quot;Rent-A-Racer.&amp;quot; Okay, it has 325 hp, unique paint and a custom hood with clips, but we really think the word &amp;quot;rental&amp;quot; doesn&amp;#039;t belong in the same sentence as &amp;quot;Mustang&amp;quot;--despite the success the program will probably bring. The GT-H will be available exclusively at select Hertz airport rental locations. Once retired, the cars will be sold used through Ford dealerships.  Earlier: An even more luxurious Lexus. Saturn PreVue concept and styling mule. New Saturns (clockwise from top left): Outlook, PreVue concept, Sky Red Line and Aura.  The Saturn Outlook. Ford Shelby Mustang GT-H (Hertz edition). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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