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Jeff Bloch, aka "Speedycop," builds unique racing vehicles for the 24 Hours of Lemons series, which rewards creativity over speed. His latest: a sideways van. Photo: April Greer For The Wall Street Journal

Building the Porsche of Lemons

The VW Atlas is a three-row, seven-passenger SUV, tailored for the American driver who needs a minivan, but wouldn't be caught dead in one.  Photo: Volkswagen

The VW Atlas is a three-row, seven-passenger SUV, tailored for the American driver who needs a minivan, but wouldn't be caught dead in one. Photo: Volkswagen

Dan Neil Drives VW's Atlas

Volvo plans for all new models from 2019 to be either fully electric or hybrid, the company announced Wednesday. But will other car makers follow, and what does this mean for the industry?

Will Other Car Makers Follow Volvo's Switch to Electric?

With driverless cars moving closer to reality, car makers and designers are imagining a future where car interiors look more like a high-tech living room. Photo: Morgan Anderson/Yanfeng

Why Your Next Car May Look Like a Living Room

Formula E has combined speed and social responsibility into one slick package that aims to re-invent car racing. WSJ’s Dan Neil travels to Mexico City to test the Formula E's power -- and its brakes.

Test Driving the Future of Racing: Formula E

Chairman and CEO of Renault-Nissan Alliance, Carlos Ghosn, said at the WSJ CEO Council in Tokyo that politicians around the world need to do a better job defending globalization to counter the antitrade backlash.

Carlos Ghosn Talks Globalization, Brexit and the Benefits of Japan

Electric-car maker Tesla delivered a mixed earnings report Wednesday that was strong on the revenue front and gave analysts confidence that the production of its highly anticipated Model 3 sedan is on schedule. WSJ's Lee Hawkins explains.

Model 3: The Key To Tesla’s Future?

A majority of new cars in Japan are equipped with technology like automatic braking where the vehicles control themselves in certain cases. It's a contrast with the U.S., where those features have yet to go mainstream.

Aging Drivers Propel Self-Driving Technology in Japan

Lower prices at the gas pumps have fueled an increase in SUV sales and that means more choices for the consumer. WSJ's Christina Rogers reports from the New York International Auto Show on the latest and greatest offerings.

Big, Luxury SUVs Make a Comeback

An Israeli Cyber Security company says they can hack a moving car, and worse, every car made after 1996 may be vulnerable. WSJ Senior reporter Chester Dawson sits with Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero to discuss this exclusive story. Photo: AP

Is Your Car Safe From Hackers?

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