GM's first autonomous car heads to Henry Ford Museum

DoorDash is getting in the car with General Motors' Cruise autonomous-vehicles to bring people food and groceries. General Motors has donated its first self-driving car, a 3-year-old Chevy Bolt electric car modified for autonomous operation, to the Henry Ford Museum. The car, GM Cruise Automation 01, will be on display immediately. "It'll be right at the front of the auto display, where we explain to people what a car is," The Henry Ford transportation curator Matt Anderson said Tuesday. The white hatchback, which sprouts sensors like a cat's whiskers, will be next to a '59 Cadillac in the museum's "Driving America" collection.