Halo Intersceptor Design Study is a Bugatti-like Flying / Swimming Car for Billionaires
I wasn't aware of this, but apparently billionaires absolutely despise leaving their cars to board other modes of transportation. You can just imagine Donald Trump sighing heavily in the back of his Maybach, "Do I really have to open the door and climb up those five little steps to board my Gulfstream V?" No doubt feeling deeply for these disheartened millionaires, U.K. concept designer Philip Pauley has come up with the Halo Intersceptor [ sic ], a futuristic study for a car that can be transformed into a plane, a helicopter and even a boat. It's pure flight of fancy , of course, with a 0 to 62 mph (0 to 100 km/h) time of just 2.3 seconds and a top speed of 311 mph (500 km/h). It features a Bugatti Veyron rear end and a front that looks like it was stolen from Aptera's three-wheel electric car. Oh, and that concept car essential: gullwing doors. The party piece though is the so-called Halo attachments which, when strapped on to the Intersceptor's body, allow ...