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It happened! Just like the Jetsons, sorta

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this isn't the first time they've made something like this.

it isn't a flying car, it's a driving plane. not the same.
 
Going where, doing what? I can't think of anywhere I'd want to go in that thing twice per week for 10 years. I'd go up in it once or twice and say "well that was neat, thanks for that." It only has a top speed of 115MPH. Not like you'd be ferrying people hundreds of miles every week. If you were, this makes much more sense: http://www.lancair.com/Main/iv_ivp.html
I helped a couple of different partnerships building IV-P's. They are slick.
One them died in one, RIP Tony.
 
That's a plane, in every sense.
What, the Lancair IV-P in Tscenter's link or the flying car? If you are talking about the latter, no thanks. There are much better uses for that engine on a folding wing platform. I enjoy performance too much🙂
 
does it have a skim-board attachment and jogger deflector in case you land on the beach ?

it is Jetson like. though i think the ultimate Jetson-like-ness would be the car-helicopter combination. like this, but more stylish, this is a kluge -
Afgan%20Stealth%20Fighter.preview.jpg
 
I wonder if I can just buy a 747 and drive it on the highway without a pilot's license.

That said, "flying cars" won't be viable until they support VTOL, Hover and/or anti-gravity.
 
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