the jetsons started this sh*t: moller skycar m400
remember when driving in the sky to get to work or school was only in old school cartoons? well move over george, the real world is stuntin now: The makers Californian company Moller International claim the four-seater craft has been designed so that eventually anyone who can drive will be able to pilot it, with [...]
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remember when driving in the sky to get to work or school was only in old school cartoons?
well move over george, the real world is stuntin now:
The makers Californian company Moller International claim the four-seater craft has been designed so that eventually anyone who can drive will be able to pilot it, with the user only having to direct the vessel and control its speed.
The craft has a lower fuel consumption than that of a Land Rover or Porsche and will eventually run on alcohol.
Moller expects to have a full-working prototype by 2012 and will start selling a craft certified by the Federal Aviation Administration a few years later.
‘We already have over 100 reservations for the FAA certified models,’ a spokesman said.
The developers believe the craft will be relatively cheap – costing $500,000 – because it will use eight inexpensive Wankel rotary engines instead of jet engines.
watch the video here to see how it works:
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