The US government approved an amazing flying car which could make Back to the Future-style highways a reality. California company Alef Aeronautics claims their model A car not only can drive on ...

Back to the Future style flying cars have been approved for test flights by the US government- but will set customers back $300,000. Alef, a California-based aeronautics company, Is now allowed to ...

A BACK to the Future-style flying car is set for take-off within two years. Alef Aeronautics’ Model A is almost ready to go into production — with 2,800 buyers already placing pre-orders.

U.S. automaker Alef Aeronautics proved that the sky’s not the limit for vehicles after releasing the first-ever footage of a flying car like ... from the film “Back To The Future II.” ...

There are really just two types of flying cars. The first are cars that can drive on the road and fly, just like the ones in "Back to the Future." One of the most high-profile of these is the ...

Cars zip by in the sky. We’re now 10 years past the future envisioned in Back to the Future Part II, and still no flying cars. But aerial automobiles, a mainstay of sci-fi and fantasy stories ...

Under experimental status, the first flying ... for cars." The idea to get the vehicle on the road and into the air happened the same year Marty McFly, a character from “Back To The Future ...

The DeLorean brand is synonymous with the flying car/time machine of the Back to the Future film series — but in our actual future, the DeLorean name could soon be even more recognizable because ...

For decades, we’ve dreamed of flying cars. From The Jetsons to Back to the Future, the idea of skipping traffic and soaring ...

Back in the day, the Detroit Auto Show was the Super Bowl for those of us who covered the automotive industry. Three days of news conferences, interviews and new car debuts in the Motor City ...

including many improvements to vehicles – so why hasn't there been a really cool flying car mod that behaves like the futuristic DeLorean in Back to the Future Part II? Well, now there is.

The Olivier-winning musical version of the hit 1985 film arrives in New York, complete with a flying DeLorean. By Frank Scheck The creators of Back to the Future ... is the car — the souped ...