Though for the price I’d rather get a Ferarri.
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Though for the price I’d rather get a Ferarri.
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Ferrari is overrated and a bunch of elitest snobs as they won’t let you buy some of their models if you are a nobody, even if you have more than enough money.
As for the flying car, that may come in useful here as the motorways are quite frankly awful in their design and construction so they may be handy in beating traffic jams…
I was making a sarcastic joke, Dann… 
Of course, if everyone has one the advantage is reduced somewhat and pedestrians will be in danger from the duelling swarm of hovercars trying to overtake each other.
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I was making a sarcastic joke, Dann…
Of course, if everyone has one the advantage is reduced somewhat and pedestrians will be in danger from the duelling swarm of hovercars trying to overtake each other.
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I figured. I wanted to put in my two pence about Ferrari though. Everyone knows that Lambourghini are better anyway…
As for dueling swarms, maybe they should fit air-to-air missiles on the flying cars? Then that journey to work might be like Ace Combat!
Well, it would certainly be different.
I think I’d much rather get a Mercedes or an Audi. One of the expensive ones.
Feh, give me a Toyota Yaris or a Scion car (a Toyota sub-group)
Always wanted something like this. Back in the 60’s they were supposed in our time to be so common that kids would have them as bicycles. Think they were supposed to go to Neptune as well or something like that.
This particular beast looks like a loud monster that inhales much fuel. But there has to be a beginning to all things. Honestly I think those advances will have to await serious room temperature superconductors and Hafnium nucleonic power sources to be practical. Then there is the driving aspect… https://groups.tapatalk-cdn.com/smilies/52127/1536592185.5641-smiley.gif?ttinline=true
