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Google's new car has it all — except a steering wheel, brakes, and need for a driver
• The Week"It reminded me of catching a chairlift by yourself," Brin said of his first ride in the car. "A bit of solitude I found really enjoyable." Google's goal is to have 100 prototypes out in a year's time for a pilot program. They'll be easy to spot, as they won't go any faster than 25 miles per hour. Don't get too excited about having your own chauffeur, though — Google will not be selling the car to the public. But you can watch it in action below. --Catherine Garcia
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