Editing Flying car (section)

==List of flying cars and roadable aircraft==
{{hatnote|This list may not be complete. Please add more entries as you find them in [[WP:RS|reliable sources]].}}

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| [[Aerauto PL.5C]]
| Italy
| Folding wings
| 1949
| Flown
| 1
| 
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| [[Aerocar]]
| US
| Detachable wings
| 1946
| Flown
| 5
| Also known as the "Taylor Aerocar".  4 Aerocars and one Aerocar III built (The Mk. II was not a flying car).
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| [[Aerocar 2000]]
| US
| Detachable wings
| 2000 approx.
| Flown
| 
| 
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| [[AeroMobil]]
| Slovakia
| Folding wings
| 2013
| Flown
| 
| v3.0 crashed. 4.0 under development
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| [[Alef Aeronautics|Alef]] Model A
| US
| Tilting biplane
| 2023
| Unbuilt
| 0
| Attracted significant investment.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2022/10/19/alef-reveals-prototypes-for-a-flying-car-thats-really-a-flying-car|title=Alef Reveals Prototypes For A Flying Car That's Really A Flying Car|website=[[Forbes]] |date=19 October 2022}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/flying-car-by-california-startup-alef-attracts-early-tesla-investor-2022-10-20/|title=Flying car by California startup Alef attracts early Tesla investor|website=[[Reuters]] |date=19 October 2022}}</ref>
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| [[Audi Pop.Up Next]]
| Germany
| Quadcopter
| 2018
| Unbuilt
| 1
| 
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| [[Autogiro Company of America AC-35]]
| US
| Autogyro
| 1935
| Flown
| 1
| 
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| [[AVE Mizar]]
| US
| Detachable wings
| 1971
| Flown
| 1
| 
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| [[Norman Bel Geddes|Bel Geddes]]' "Motorcar No. 9."
| US
| Folding wings
| 1945
| Unbuilt
| 
| Concept {{citation needed|date=July 2021|reason=No mention in linked article}}
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| Bristol Siddeley flying car
| UK
| Ducted fan
| 1960
| Unbuilt
| 
| Concept <ref>{{cite web | url=https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/f9579ea7-10ac-41f1-b298-e2229f5d7cd7 | title=Project study: The Bristol Siddeley flying car }}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url=https://russellphillips.uk/project-prodigal-flying-cars/ | title=The British Army's Flying Cars | date=17 March 2020 }}</ref>
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| [[Bryan Autoplane]] 
| US
| Folding wings
| 1953
| Flown
| 2
| Model II converted to Model III.
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| [[Butterfly Super Sky Cycle]]
| US
| Autogyro
| 2009
| Flown
| 
| Homebuilt autogyro. Registered motorcycle
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| [[Convair Model 116|Convair Model 116 ConVairCar]]
| US
| Detachable wings
| 1946
| Flown
| 1
| 
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| [[Convair Model 118|Convair Model 118 ConVairCar]]
| US
| Detachable wings
| 1947
| Flown
| 2
| Second vehicle re-used the aircraft section from the first.
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| [[Curtiss Autoplane]]
| US
| Detachable wings
| 1917
| Not flown
| 1
| Achieved short hops
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| [[Dixon Flying Ginny]]
| US
| Helicopter
| 1940
| Flown
| 1
| Co-axial rotor.<ref>G. Sidney Waits; "[https://www.andalusiastarnews.com/2009/01/02/dixon-helicopter-photo-was-accurate/ Dixon helicopter photo was accurate]", ''The Andalusia Star-News'', 2 January 2009. (Retrieved 20 July 2021)</ref>
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| Ebner Air Car<ref>Aviation magazine 15-7-1985</ref>
| US
| Ducted Fan
| 1985
| 
| 1
| Concept
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| [[Ford Volante]]
| US
| Ducted fan
| 1958
| Unbuilt
| 
| Concept.<ref name="yesterday">{{cite book |title=Yesterday's Tomorrows: Past Visions of the American Future|author=Joseph J. Cor|author2=Brian Horrigan|date=15 May 1996 |publisher=Johns Hopkins University Press|isbn=978-0801853999|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=CsW34SciarAC|ref=yesterday}}</ref><ref name="auto">{{cite web |author=Lionel Salisbury |url=http://www.roadabletimes.com/roadables-vtol_volanteFord.html |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080714170926/http://www.roadabletimes.com/roadables-vtol_volanteFord.html |url-status=dead |archive-date=14 July 2008 |title=Volante (Ford) VTOL |website=Roadable Times |access-date=19 October 2018 }}</ref>
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| [[Fulton Airphibian]]
| US
| Detachable wings
| 1946
| Flown
| 4
| 
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| [[Hafner Rotabuggy]]
| UK
| Detachable rotor
| 1942
| Flown
| 
| [[Willys MB]] jeep, air-towed as a [[rotor kite]].
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| Handley Page HP.120<ref>Aeroplane Monthly 1977-10</ref><ref>https://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/documents/LargePrintGuides/Height.pdf {{Bare URL PDF|date=August 2024}}</ref>
| UK
| Lift fan
| 1961
| Unflown
| 
| 2-man VTOL convertible "Jumping Jeep" project
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| [[I-TEC Maverick]]
| US
| Parafoil
| 2008
| Flown
| 
| 
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| [[Klein Vision AirCar]]
| Slovakia
| Folding wings
| 2021
| Flown
| 1
| Production model in development.
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| [[Lebouder Autoplane]]
| France
| Detachable wings
| 1973
| Flown
| 1
| Won prizes.{{clarify|date=July 2021|reason=What prizes?}}
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| [[Moller M400 Skycar]]
| US
| Vectored fan
| 1960s
| Not flown
| 
| Unsuccessful as of 2019
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| ''[[Monster Garage]]'' "Red Baron"
| US
| Detachable wings
| 2005
| Flown
| 1
| Based on a [[Panoz Esperante]] sports car, with detachable airframe.<ref>"Mike Allen; [https://www.popularmechanics.com/flight/how-to/a294/1751557/ Jesse James Builds A Flying Car On 'Monster Garage']", ''Popular Mechanics'', 29 July 2005. (retrieved 11 July 2021)</ref>
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| [[PAL-V Liberty]]
| Netherlands
| Autogyro
| 2012
| Flown
| 
| Production model under development.
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| [[Parajet Skycar]]
| UK
| Parafoil
| 2008
| Flown
| 1
| 
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| [[Piasecki VZ-8 Airgeep]]
| US
| Ducted rotor
| 1959
| Flown
| 
| VTOL "flying jeep".
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| [[Plane Driven PD-1]]
| US
| Folding wings
| 2010
| Flown
| 2
| Modified [[Glasair Sportsman 2+2]] aircraft. The second prototype is designated the PD-2.
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| [[Samson Switchblade]]
| US
| Folding wings
| 2023
| Flown
| 1
|<ref>{{Cite web |date=2023-11-15 |title=First flight: Switchblade flying car — General Aviation News |url=https://generalaviationnews.com/2023/11/15/first-flight-switchblade-flying-car/ |access-date=2023-11-18 |website=generalaviationnews.com |language=en-US}}</ref>
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| [[Scaled Composites Model 367 BiPod]]
| US
| Detachable wings
| 2011
| Not flown
| 1
| Twin-fuselage technology development vehicle. Not flown.
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| [[Skroback Roadable Airplane]]
| US
| Multiplane
| 1925
| Not flown
| 1
| 
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| [[SkyRider X2R]]
| US
| 
| 
| Unbuilt
| 
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| [[Terrafugia Transition]]
| US
| Folding wings
| 2009
| Flown
| 
| 
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| [[Terrafugia TF-X]]
| US
| Hybrid
| 
| Unbuilt
| 
| VTOL [[convertiplane]] with folding wings and rotors.
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| [[Urban Aeronautics X-Hawk]]
| Israel
| 
| 
| Unbuilt
| 
| VTOL. Under development.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.urbanaero.com/category/x-hawk |title=Urban Aeronautics |website=Urbanaero.com |access-date=7 November 2012 |archive-date=6 October 2020 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201006013840/https://www.urbanaero.com/category/x-hawk/ |url-status=dead }}</ref> 
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| Vlachos Triphibian
| US
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| 1936
| 
| 
| {{citation needed|date=November 2022|reason=no liked article}}
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| [[Wagner Aerocar]]
| Germany
| Helicopter
| 1965
| Flown
| 
| 
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| [[Waterman Arrowbile]]
| US
| Folding wings
| 1935
| Flown
| 1
| 
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| [[Whitehead No. 21]] {{Dubious|Whitehead|date=August 2024}}
| US
| Folding wings
| 1901
| Not flown
| 1
| 
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