I'm too skint these days to worry about it but for years and years I always fancied a Jensen Interceptor

Jag Rolls royce Bentley Audi

Zhejiang Geely Holding Group bought flying car company Terrafugia in 2017 and they are planning to bring commercially sell the first flying car in 2019, in the United States. Geely is also the parent company of Volvo.

They will bring the roadable plane that they have been flying for several years to market.

There are many companies trying to commercialize flying cars. Airbus and Uber are trying to make ride-sharing flying cars or flying taxis.

Geely plans to follow this up with the world’s first vertical take-off and landing aircraft (VTOL), like the TF-X prototype pictured above, by 2023.

Boston-based Terrafugia was founded by five MIT graduates in 2006 and is a world-leader in flying-car technology.

Gleely’s first model will be a plug-in hybrid vehicle with a range of 800 kilometers, with a two-seater cabin and folding wings, so that it can fit in a typical car lane. It is expected to cost $279 000 (about R3.3-million).
[nextbigfuture.com]

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An electric car with active spoiler system from Rimac, top speed 258MPH.

A car built in the same decade I happen to be wandering around in, or a black 1959 Cadillac, 2 door hard top, black interior.

A DeLorean with a flux capacitor and a Mr. Fusion unit.

Mine would say Mopar somewhere on it. The name badge could vary.

I'd kill (okay, maybe not kill, but MAIM!) for a 1964 1/2 Mustang convertible, red with eggshell interior. Swoon!!!

I used to want a Mazda Miata, and now I think if I rode in one I might not ever get out of it. I can step down from my current ride, but the Miata you have to climb up out of.

the old VW Camper would be great if everything worked nice. the first generation of the Mazda Cosmo would be fun too.

Two words: "paid for".

I have my dream car. It's a Mini Cooper; British Racing Green with a white top. It's the car that I missed getting at 15. A friend of my cousin was selling it, but I couldn't get it then, and I really wanted it. So I pretty much forgot about it until about 6 yrs ago. I found this one and bought it. I love it, it is so much fun to drive. Plus, this one is more reliable than the older original Minis.

How about a cute lil Cobra with a 427 cu in mill?

I like the jaguar xj6 from around the Fifties. But I had more fun in the first Subarus that were imported around 1972

Jaguar f type

Citroen DS