Justin Wan is a photo/video editor at various esteemed publications. He focuses on themes related to crime and justice, as well as the judicial system, while also exploring topics surrounding cars, trucks, and lorries. His work has been featured in notable outlets including USA TODAY, Detroit Free Press, and the Omaha World-Herald.
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Justin Wan's coverage primarily focuses on event photography, particularly in the local sports scene. Given this focus, if you have a unique angle or access to events and sports-related photo opportunities in Nebraska, especially in Lincoln, reaching out with such information could be impactful.
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Lamborghini is famous for iconic "scissor doors." Are they actual useful or just an exotic design choice?
One courtyard sits directly above the automaker's clay modeling shops where employees work at Ford World Headquarters in Dearborn.
Jeep is celebrating its 85th anniversary as a car brand and put the duck outside of Stellantis' Canadian headquarters on the Detroit River, directly across from the Motor City.
By: Liam Rappleye, Justin Wan
Jeep floated a 40-foot-tall rubber duck in the Detroit River to mark its 85th anniversary and celebrate the "Jeep Ducking" craze.
By: Justin Wan, Liam Rappleye
AUTOS Liam Rappleye Justin Wan Detroit Free Press Updated July 16, 2026, 10:04 a.m. ET Subscribe to hear this story
Jeep celebrates its 85th anniversary by putting a duck outside of Stellantis' Canadian headquarters on the Detroit River, directly across from the Motor City.
Lamborghini is famous for iconic "scissor doors." Are they actual useful or just an exotic design choice?
By: Justin Wan, Liam Rappleye
Jeep floated a 40-foot-tall rubber duck in the Detroit River to mark its 85th anniversary and celebrate the "Jeep Ducking" craze.
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