Familiar Auto Features Go the Way of the Dodo New automobiles are being produced without some of the most familiar features that we have come to associate with them: lighters, analog displays, and even spare tires. Photo: AP

Apple Hires Auto Industry Veterans Apple Inc. is recruiting experts from the auto industry, a signal that its efforts to develop an electric car could be gaining ground. WSJ’s Lee Hawkins discusses the new hires. Photo: FCA

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New York Auto Show's Top Five Sports Cars The Wall Street Journal picks the top five sports cars of the 2015 New York International Auto Show. Photo: Jeff Bush

New York Auto Show's Top Five Sports Cars The Wall Street Journal picks the top five sports cars of the 2015 New York International Auto Show. Photo: Jeff Bush

Audi Trains Mexican Auto Workers in Germany Martha Palacios Monzon is one of about 600 Mexican auto workers taking part in a training program at Audi headquarters in Ingolstadt, Germany. Photo: Florian Peljak for The Wall Street Journal

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U.S. Auto Sales Up Big in Usually So-So January Auto makers said Tuesday that their U.S. sales grew in January, typically a slower month for the industry, as strong demand trends appear likely to continue into the new year. Mike Ramsey joins MoneyBeat. Photo: Getty.

Detroit Auto Show: Cars.com Executive on What's Hot As the Detroit Auto Show gets underway, Cars.com editor Joe Weisenfelder and WSJ's Simon Constable discuss the auto industry from the standpoint of lower gas prices and more. Photo: Getty