There are shiny new sport utility vehicles, brawny pickups and sleek sedans. But the unlikely star of the annual Detroit auto show is an odd-looking minivan capable of driving itself.
The van, designed by Google, grabbed the spotlight on Sunday, the first day of press previews at the show. The vehicle's introduction highlighted the industry's fascination with autonomous driving vehicles, as well as the rising sway of the technology industry in the auto business.
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