6 of the world's wildest self-driving cars

By Cat DiStasio

Last week, US officials said that the computer in Google's self-driving car can legally be considered the "driver" -- a decision that could serve as a stepping-stone to making driverless cars legal on American roadways. Companies like Google and Ford are busy testing self-driving car technology, and Tesla's Model S already has some autopilot features to assist drivers. But just how far will automakers take autonomous technology? Read on for six of the world's wildest self-driving vehicles, from a car that moves like a crab to a vehicle with a built-in bed.

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Chevrolet's self-driving superhero car

Chevy debuted its space-age driverless concept car last year, and it's a radical departure from the carmaker's existing models. The FNR, a gift to the world from the company's Pan Asia Technical Automotive Center, is a vehicle befitting a superhero. It sports laser headlights and taillights, dual-swing dragonfly doors and an automatic wireless charging system. There's no word on when or if the model will ever go into production, but we can all enjoy staring at it for the time being.