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The Terrafugia Transition is the closest anyone has gotten to a mass-production flying car.![Folding Wings]()
The Transition combines the unique convenience of being able to fold its wings with the ability to drive on any surface road in a modern personal airplane platform.![On the Road]()
With the wings folded up, it can travel at 65 mph.![The Cockpit]()
Becoming a pilot takes as little as 20 hours of flight time, the company claims.![Ready to Fly]()
The car is supposed to fly 450 miles at a speed of 115 mph.![Coming Soon]()
The price is $194,000 with a $10,000 deposit held in escrow. First deliveries are expected in the fourth quarter of 2011.![Proof of Concept]()
The flying car had its first test flight last year with a concept model and has received a unique exemption from the FAA allowing production models to be 110 pounds heavier than a normal "light sport aircraft."![At the Pump]()
The Transition uses high-octane unleaded auto gas.Terrafugia Unveils Updated Flying Car
The flying car has long been a symbol of the future and one company is working to make it happen. Terrafugia plans to sell a "roadable aircraft" late next year -- and just unveiled new images of it.
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