(AFP) - CEO of Toyota Europe Tadashi Arashima (C), Toyota's chief of global design Wahei Hirai (L), and the executive vice President of Toyota Europe Thierry Dombreval (R) pose with Toyota's new IQ concept car on display during its world premiere at the 62nd International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt. The world's biggest automakers, GM and Toyota, have taken different routes so far to developing cleaner vehicles but agree there is no one way to achieving lower fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.(AFP/John Macdougall)

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(AFP) - CEO of Toyota Europe Tadashi Arashima (C), Toyota's chief of global design Wahei Hirai (L), and the executive vice President of Toyota Europe Thierry Dombreval (R) pose with Toyota's new IQ concept car on display during its world premiere at the 62nd International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt. The world's biggest automakers, GM and Toyota, have taken different routes so far to developing cleaner vehicles but agree there is no one way to achieving lower fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.(AFP/John Macdougall)

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