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Flying Cars Reviews


Milner AirCar

Their AirCar is at the very early stages, as they’re currently putting together a non-flying prototype (as of January 2008 they have the body completed). The wings fold into a 7 ft by 6 ft box that contains both ducted fans as well as vertical stabilizers.

Moller SkyCar

One look at the 4-passenger Moller M400 Skycar and we don’t much care who you are, this is a dynamo—hustler and hooker, the collective futurecars dream.

Terrafugia Transition

The Terrafugia Transition is a two-seat road-worthy light aircraft currently under development by Terrafugia, a privately held and funded company began in 2004 by pilots and engineers out of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

LaBiche Aerospace FSC-1

The LaBiche Aerospace FSC-1 (“Flying Sports Car #1) purports to be the “first aircraft in history that can convert at the touch of button between car and airplane mode in 30 seconds” and provide the owner with “true ‘door-to-door’ travel."



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