The loudest “oohs” and “aahs” are prompted by a gleaming car that wouldn’t look out of place on a lavish Hollywood film set.
The levitating Skycar is the brainchild of Paul Moller, who has spent $200 million trying to get his invention airborne. The car needs 35 feet to take off, but thanks to its 770hp engine can climb at 6,400 feet a minute and reach speeds of 365mph.
“The head of NASA says that in 10 years, 25% of the American population will have access to the Skycar. And he also says that in 25 years 90% of people will be using them,” Mr Moller told BBC News Online.
But would-be customers will need a chunk of change to hit the skyway. The initial cost is estimated to be about $500,000 - but with fuel consumption of 20 miles to the gallon, it’s almost eco-friendly compared to gas-guzzling four-wheel drives.
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