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In the world of real-life flying cars, back before the days of Terrafugia or AeroMobil, there was the Moller Skycar. Although the vehicle has still yet to reach production, the original four-seater ...

Paul Moller is auctioning his M400 Skycar prototype, the culmination of a 50-year, $150 million quest to create a flying car designed to beat traffic. Initially listed on eBay for a starting bid of $1 ...

Moller International, Inc., the developer of the Skycar(R) aircraft, the Rotapower(R) line of rotary engines and the Aerobot(R) line of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) today announced the postponement ...

If you’ve always thought that the idea of buying a Moller Skycar was anything but real, then think again. Up for sale on eBay is the M400X Skycar prototype from Moller which up until now was selling ...

Back before flying car startups were commonplace, engineer Paul Moller sunk millions of dollars in attempt to develop a commercially viable flying car capable of vertical takeoff and landing. He’s now ...

While it may not have been the first, the Moller Skycar has become widely known as the original flying car, partly because of the vast marketing hype surrounding its 30-plus-year development. Now ...

Not sure what to get for that special someone this holiday season? How about a flying car? Neiman Marcus is now listing the Moller Skycar M400 in its online catalog, just in case you have an extra ...

DAVIS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Moller International (the “Company”) (OTCBB:MLER) is pleased to announce today that its Skycar technology has gained ground within the military for its use in high-tech ...

This can’t be good news for those of us who fantasize about driving the Skycar, flying over traffic and thumbing our noses at the rest of the world as we jet along at 500 mph. Alas, the Moller M400X ...

Flying cars are back in the news this week with the Terrafugia Transition gaining FAA certification as a road-registerable aircraft. Exciting stuff, but the Transition doesn't quite satisfy our ...