The Moller SkyCar. The Terrafugia. The Alfa Romeo Spix flying concept car. All three of these winged machina have been dangled in our faces like a carrot at the end of an impossibly long stick.

The Skycar’s total weight will be around 1,500lb, and when airborne the car will have a top speed of 110kph and can fly for up to 300km. While on the road, the car can go up to 180kph and will ...

At least one specific flying car is up for sale and ready to be delivered this year. In fact, it's believed to be the very first flying car of the vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) variety.

Parajet, the same company responsible for that downright unnerving personal flying machine we peeked back in '05, has now placed its long-awaited SkyCar up for pre-order.

Put a Skycar under the Christmas tree Always looking for that perfect Christmas gift for the person who has everything, Neiman Marcus has put the ultimate commuter vehicle in this year’s catalog ...

The Moller Skycar isn’t FAA-certified for flight in its current form, according to the listing; as such, the buyer is barred from taking this machine into the air unless he or she goes to Moller ...

Paul Moller has been trying to get his Skycar off the ground for three decades and now he’s asking the public for a lift. The Moller International founder and developer of a novel “flying car ...

The Skycar's first flight tests are about 6 weeks away according to designer Giles Cordoza, who famously designed a paraglider that flew to a world-record altitude of 29,494ft in 2007.

Moller International, the company that built the iconic vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft, announced today that it is putting the M400 Skycar up for sale on eBay. Just don't expect to ...

A group of adventurers set out from London for Timbuktu in early January, traveling by flying car.

Cardiff bus is launching their new SkyCar route between the city centre and Cardiff Bay, and they’ve given us an exclusive look at the route. More for You.