Apple wants to be selling cars in five years

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Someone put Steve Jobs' portrait on a BMW.
It's just the latest in a recent string of reports about Apple's plans to enter the automotive industry.
What seemed like a crazy rumor a couple weeks ago, when an Apple employee first emailed Business Insider about it, has now been confirmed by multiple news outlets.
Bloomberg says that Apple has 200 people working on the project, which matches earlier reports that say "hundreds" of people are on the team. Apple may also scrap the project if it's not working, as the company has done with other secret projects.
The project is being led by Steve Zadesky, who ran iPhone and iPod development at the company and started his career as an engineer at Ford.
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