flying car

Moller M400
"Where's the flying cars? They promised flying cars" That's the famous lament of actor Avery Brooks in a popular ad IBM several years ago and he has a point!. Where's flying car? Well, we've seen many announcements that they come with the most famous is the Moller Sky Car. Now it seems that with the loss of more than 40 million in development costs, even the executive Moller suspicious about the prospects for the future of their flying car.
Handwriting for Moller has been on the wall for a while now. With promises of production rights in the corner and countless delays, not looking good for the M400's. Even with a list of the famous Neiman-Marcus catalog - the exclusive department store of the rich and famous - skycar with $ 100,000 price tag has not generated enough interest presale. After that, a big warning sign came when Moller M400 prototype was auctioned on eBay to help pay the debt that it failed mounting.Tapi generated $ 3.5 million minimum bid required.
However, despite a public company posted a loss of $ 80,000 for the latest quarter, which is substantially down from nearly half a million lost the previous quarter. However, technical hurdles must be overcome very Moller M400 menakutkan.M400 relies on computer-controlled autopilot, and 8 new rotary engines which rotate for a change of flight axis of advance for the same hover.Rotor skewed development nightmare that nearly killed the V22 Osprey.
And with such a large amount of money lost in the construction, corporate executives flying cars now say that without a large infusion of cash to continue operations is highly unlikely Moller M400 will never take to the skies. Which means the closest possible to get there, it is good to read about it in Clive Cussler's novel or seen the prototype a few days gathering dust in the Smithsonian Air & Space collection.
Video of what can already be seen  here .