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[Autoblog] Biofuel Skycar headed for production in 2010: A mock-up of the vehicle is pictured here, but Parajet says a "totally new chassis is being designed for the SkyCar which accommodates the rear fan system into the tubular chassis work." This will reduce weight by about 80 kg (176 lbs). Other changes are to include a re-positioned rear parachute, more legroom and a three-cylinder, 140 horsepower fuel-injected Yamaha engine.

[Electric and Hybrid Cars Online Magazine] Biofuel Skycar headed for production in 2010 | Electric and Hybrid ...: Rage will build the vehicle and Parajet will add all the parts that make it fly. A mock-up of the vehicle is pictured here, but Parajet says a “totally new chassis is being designed for the SkyCar which accommodates the rear fan system into the tubular chassis work.”

[CarJake.com] Biofuel Skycar headed for production in 2010: Earlier this year, the Parajet Skycar Expedition , featuring the "World's First Bio-fuelled Flying Car," flew from London, England to Timbuktu in Mali, Africa. If you lusted over something so incredibly cool a car that can transform from ground to air mode in about three minutes and actually works in both areas, then we've got good news for you: Parajet International Ltd has struck a deal to produce road-legal SkyCars with Rage Motorsport Ltd.

[Car Boobs] Skycar update: production version coming in 2010 - Car Boobs: Earlier this year, the Parajet Skycar Expedition , featuring the World's First Bio-fuelled Flying Car, flew from London, England to Timbuktu in Mali, Africa. If you lusted over something so incredibly cool - I mean, it's a car that .

[Sydney Airport Message Board] The Flying Car - London to Timbuktu 3700 Mile Voyage: With chief pilot and expedition organiser Neil Laughton, Cardozo will fly and drive the two-seater more than 3,700 miles to Timbuktu. Setting off on January 14, they will take about 40 days to reach the city in Mali, west Africa, whose name is a byword for the back end of beyond (a recent survey found a third of young Britons claimed not to believe that Timbuktu exists).

[AutoblogGreen] Biofueled Skycar 2009 Expedition plans to drive/fly from London to ...: And, any time I write about the flying car, I feel the need to post the classic Clerks clip after the jump. Gallery: Biofueled Skycar.

[Alvele] Biofuel Skycar headed for production in 2010 | Alvele: Lusted if you over something so incredibly cool - a car that can transform from ground to air mode in about three minutes and actually works in both areas, then we've got good news for you: Parajet International Ltd has struck a deal to produce road -legal SkyCars with Rage Motorsport Ltd. Rage will build the vehicle and Parajet will add all the parts that make it fly.

[Cool Car Parts Online Feeds] Cool Car Parts Online Feeds » Blog Archive » Biofuel Skycar headed ...: A mock-up of the vehicle is pictured here, but Parajet says a "totally new chassis is being designed for the SkyCar which accommodates the rear fan system into the tubular chassis work." This will reduce weight by about 80 kg (176 lbs). Other changes are to include a re-positioned rear parachute, more legroom and a three-cylinder, 140 horsepower fuel-injected Yamaha engine.

[The Motorcycle Blog Aggregator] Working skycar prototype powered by Yamaha motorcycle engine: A british inventor has cobbled together a dune buggy and a paraglider propelled by a fan powered by a Yamaha R1 engine. The car will travel form London to Timbuktu all under its own power.

[Kansas city LAN Party] From London to Timbuktu”¦ via Parajet SkyCar?: in this case will be London. You see, the British flying car maker decided to use that phrase quite literally to show the world that their paragliding dune buggy can actually, well, fly.

[Outside Blog] Gonna Fly This Car to Africa: “I’ve been dreaming about making flying cars since I was a boy,” Skycar engineer Gilo Cardozo told the London Time. He had the brilliant idea of attaching a lightweight car to a fan to help the vehicle stay airborne. 

[All] Carbon Neutral Flying Car to Make Unlikely Voyage | NextAutos.com ...: Calling itself the “first carbon neutral flying car”, the Skycar is a bio-fuel powered, lightweight sports car, which happens to allow a driver to take to the skies when things get a little too congested curbside. Using “the latest ram-air wing” the Skycar claims to be able to take-off from a field or runway of less than 200 meters, while still being safe for beginners to control and fly.

[TopGear.com US Blog] Lofty Ambitions - Top Gear US: The Skycar is exactly what you think it is: a dune buggy with a paragilder wing and a propellor on the back. It's powered by a biofuel-drinking Yamaha bike engine that, when the buggy is on the road, drives the rear wheels and will see the Skycar to 62mph in just under five seconds...

[Inventor-Strategies Blog] LATEST INVENTIONS - Recent inventions from around the world.: Upon completion of this maiden voyage, Cardozo plans to make a limited production of the Skycar. Potential buyers require a powered parachute license rather than a pilots license and the British government has approved the vehicle as street legal.

[Auto Mobiles] Auto Mobiles : Blog Archive : Biofuel Skycar headed for production ...: A mock-up of the vehicle is pictured here, but Parajet says a "totally new chassis is being designed for the SkyCar which accommodates the rear fan system into the tubular chassis work." This will reduce weight by about 80 kg (176 lbs). Other changes are to include a re-positioned rear parachute, more legroom and a three-cylinder, 140 horsepower fuel-injected Yamaha engine.

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