[herefortheoofs]

I want tesla flying cars

that would be great

[retracleumas]

ride the drone

[corndogs]

yean nigga they coming

[peakblind]

Its bad idea i think. car accidents will be more deadly

crashing right into someone apartment.

[tateandrew]

Wttff

[raytheon]

WTF!!

[proton121]

There was AirCar featured on latest The Grand Tour, so we already have functional flying cars in 2023

[dxbi]

Doron Merdinger, CEO of Doroni Aerospace (a Miami-based aerospace company) recently revealed that they’re testing a flying cars that may be delivered in 2025. The two-seat vehicle is called Doroni H1 and it looks like a hovering drone. It was designed for short trips and can reach up to 140 miles per hour in terms of speed.
The US firm just performed the first untethered flight with its prototype, and a full-scale flying model shall be ready in the next few months, set to be certified with the Federal Aviation Administration as a Light Sport Aircraft.
This means that, aside from the driver’s license, the driver will need 20 hours of training – but the real bad news has to do with the price: the flying car will cost up to $350,000. With more than 1,550 investors, the company has raised more than $2.7 million on the crowdfunding platform.

I'm sure people have been experimenting and investing millions into projects like these for years now. I just don't think it will be near or close to actually being implemented in our time, at least within health and safety I assume it would not be so good.

[prometheus]

sounds crazy man, cant wait for it!

[greymug]

oh good now I have to be worried about getting crushed by an idiot in a flying car