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  1. Latest Flying Car Design UnveiledRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 23 | Scientific American

    New England aviation company Terrafugia has unveiled its latest conceptual version of a flying car.

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  2. Flying car for the masses set for take-offRead the original story

    Thursday | Reuters

    ... Roubini give their 2013 predictions for politics and the economy to Reuters Digital Editor Chrystia Freeland. Terrafugia's TFX flying-car is designed to take long-distance commuters wherever they want to go - first along roads and then through the ...

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  3. Cars of Futures Past - The Taylor AerocarRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 23 | Hemmings Auto Blogs

    ... the leap from concept to certification and beyond proved impossible for many budding inventors . Though today's Terrafugia Transition may ultimately prove to be the first successful roadable aircraft, in the 1950s it seemed as if that distinction ...

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  4. Babbling Brook: Will a flying car be economically viable?Read the original story

    Friday May 17 | Las Cruces Sun-News

    ... of the flying car might have been wrong, but what about the prediction? If you get on the website for the company Terrafugia, on of the first things you'll see is the sentence "We make flying cars." Pretty straight forward. The company takes orders ...

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  5. Fun Fact Friday: Flying CarsRead the original story

    Friday May 17 | Discovery Educator Network

    ... successfully, one of the 6 original prototypes is still flyingas recently as 2006! Another recent design is the Terrafugia Transition (above). It is under development by a private company founded by MIT graduates and has been displayed at auto ...

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  6. peHUB Second Opinion 5.13Read the original story w/Photo

    Monday May 13 | PE Hub

    ... organization's top brass are calling a " massive and unprecedented intrusion ." Boston-based flying car maker Terrafugia has introduced a new vehicle that takes off and lands vertically like a helicopter . Photo: Former U.S. Speaker of the House ...

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  7. Hybrid Flying Cars - Terrafugia May Soon Have the First Street Legal...Read the original story w/Photo

    Monday May 13 | Trend Hunter Magazine

    Hybrid air-born cars could soon be a reality. Terrafugia may soon be able to launch the world's first street legal air-born cars.

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  8. Flying cars get a few steps closer to realityRead the original story

    Monday May 13 | The Globe and Mail

    ... but another product may be hovering closer to the mainstream, Boston Globe writes . Woburn, Mass.-based Terrafugia's CEO, Carl Dietrich, says the company's TF-X model might be the car of the future. It would be able to take off and land vertically, ...

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  9. This Flying Car Concept Takes Off And Lands Like A HelicopterRead the original story w/Photo

    Monday May 13 | Silicon Alley Insider

    ... who don't want to be confined to the road, one American company has made impressive progress toward that dream. Terrafugia , based in Boston, has already started taking orders for its FAA-approved Transition "flying car," which takes off and lands ...

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  10. Is this (finally) our flying car?Read the original story w/Photo

    Monday May 13 | Austin Times

    And, no, Terrafugia hasn't built us a Tardis or promised to beam us up. But they say they're closer than ever to giving us a flying car.

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  11. Innovation EconomyTaking a flying leap into auto designRead the original story w/Photo

    Sunday May 12 | Boston.com

    If so, the aviation start-up Terrafugia is willfully disregarding it. Last week, the Woburn company unveiled a concept design for a product called the TF-X - well before it has delivered its first product, the Transition "roadable aircraft." But Terrafugia's chief executive, Carl Dietrich, says the TF-X could - a big could here - usher flying cars ... (more)

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  12. Flying Car DevelopedRead the original story

    Sunday May 12 | NowPublic

    And, no, Terrafugia hasn't built us a Tardis or promised to beam us up. But they say they're closer than ever to giving us a flying car.

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  13. If only cars could flyRead the original story w/Photo

    Sunday May 12 | Autonet

    Years ago, Terrafugia, a US-based company that's pursuing the dream of flying cars, started work on "The Transition," a vehicle that's part airplane, part car.

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  14. Highlights from Scott Kirsner's Innovation Economy blogRead the original story

    Sunday May 12 | Boston.com

    If so, the aviation start-up Terrafugia is willfully disregarding it. Last week, the Woburn company unveiled a concept design for a product called the TF-X - well before it has delivered its first product, the Transition "roadable aircraft." But Terrafugia's chief executive, Carl Dietrich, says the TF-X could usher flying cars into the mainstream.

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  15. Inhabitat's Week in Green: Darth Vader lamp, 3D-printed inchworm and a cheap invisibility cloakRead the original story w/Photo

    Sunday May 12 | Engadget

    ... overlapping star-shaped shadows on nearby surfaces. In green transportation news, Massachusetts-based startup Terrafugia announced plans to produce the world's first flying hybrid car , and the company says that it could be ready to bring it to ...

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  16. An autonomous flying car? Really?Read the original story w/Photo

    Sunday May 12 | KurzweilAI.net

    But now Terrafugia Inc. has announced feasibility studies of a four-seat, vertical takeoff and landing [similar to a helicopter] plug-in hybrid-electric flying car, the TF-X. Just tell it where to go.

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  17. Read the original story w/Photo

    Saturday May 11 | Silicon Alley Insider

    It's 2013. Where's my flying car? Answer: about eight years away. Terrafugia is a Massachusetts company previously best known for the Transition, which was best described as a plane you can drive.

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  18. Top 10 Tech This WeekRead the original story w/Photo

    Saturday May 11 | Mashable

    It's 2013. Where's my flying car? Answer: about eight years away. Terrafugia is a Massachusetts company previously best known for the Transition, which was best described as a plane you can drive.

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  19. MIT-trained engineers building flying hybrid car TF-XRead the original story w/Photo

    Saturday May 11 | The Raw Story

    Introducing TF-X: Terrafugia's Vision for the Future of Personal Transportation Let's say that you're traveling on the freeway to a business meeting and your GPS tells you that the road in front of you has just become impassable.

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  20. GreenTech Week in ReviewRead the original story w/Photo

    Saturday May 11 | TMCnet

    ... today's new-fangled vehicles, literally, is the Transition street-legal airplane created by Woburn, Mass.-based Terrafugia (terra-FOO-gee-ah) Inc. Soon, it will be joined by the TF-X, an even more sophisticated hybrid-electric flying car that offers ...

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