How flying cars will work


	How flying cars will work

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5-7-2008 7:16 PM

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flying cars, technology, transportation, transport, cars

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Personally I dont think we'll get that far - we'll have destroyed half the planet by then

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<FONT size="-1"><B>The M200X, the predecessor of the Skycar, flew for the first time in 1989 to a height of 50 feet.</B></FONT>
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