Luc Tremblay
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European company, SkyCar Expedition, claims to have the “world’s first biofuelled flying car.” As a follow-up to a previous post on the Parajet Skycar, the vehicle and worthiness are being challenged with an “extraordinary journey from London to Tombouctou in Mali - an intrepid maiden voyage of some 6000 km through the heart of the Sahara and the frighteningly named ‘Empty Quarter,’” according to the company. What I am really interested in is their next generation models set for production in 2010. These styles, mixed in with the soon-to-be-proven performance and handling, will be a more attractive ride to accompany me and my date on our own maiden voyage. I am looking forward to seeing what this market segment will develop, and look like, in the next few years. Soon I guess it will be safe to say that heaps of people will be flying high.  For many, a flying car is but a dream. For the Skycar Expedition Team it is now a reality, paving the way for this to become a common sight in our skies. Whether you are searching for environmentally friendly practical transport or new thrills, the Parajet Skycar is no longer a dream….... a machine that can drive like a car and fly like an aeroplane, capable of beating congestion for the commuter or providing a low cost method of reaching remote regions only accessible by helicopter.
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