Starting around 1980, Bose (the speaker company) started thinking about making an automobile suspension using the same type of electromagnetic systems that drive audio speakers. You would have a permanent magnet attached to the wheels, floating inside an electromagnetic field attached to the unibody

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As both a certified CAR GUY and an economist-ish, I cannot imagine a headline more designed to drive me, personally, insane. This "flying car" technology is neither new nor novel. It is not practical and would not sell. Let me tell a story of actually useful car tech that never made it to market.

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I’ll stick with my Matchbox hot wheels thanks….

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It's not a flying car, it's ALLEGEDLY a car that can do jumps & shit with compressed air. It's a regular car with a jump function. Jumping is not flying

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