Want

[Major Nikon]

[democratisphere]

1. Me too!

Wonder what the mileage is. Does it come standard with parachutes?

[Control-Z]

2. Ejector seat for driver and passenger(s).

Parachute for the MINI.

[brush]

3. Those little stub wings better extend out a few feet because they aren't capable of...

lifting that car into the air as they are in the photo.

[csziggy]

4. Depressing news - while it exists, it doesn't actually fly and is not made anymore

MINI Cooper Plane Car Goes Up for Sale
MINI of San Antonio | San Antonio, TX

Who needs an airplane when you could have this MINI? Strangely, this 2004 MINI Cooper went up for sale online recently, sporting parts of an airplane. The team here at MINI of San Antonio loves it, so we thought we would share it with you.

The downside: it doesn't actually fly. We know, it's sad. But you could still own it and look cool. Unfortunately, this MINI can no longer be purchased, but it's still worth sharing, don't you think?

It's got 50,777 miles on it and a 1.6-liter engine under the hood that produces 115 horsepower. Not exactly the kind of power it needs to take off the runway, but for a MINI car that's pretty darn cool. It has the legendary go-kart stance, exceptional handling and fuel efficiency that every MINI fan is accustomed to.

http://www.miniofsanantonio.com/MINI-Cooper-Plane-Goes-Up-for-Sale

[Major Nikon]

6. Want

[mucifer]

5. Especially the ones that turn into a briefcase.

As a hospice nurse in the city I WANT ONE.

[47of74]

7. My WANT

[Major Nikon]

8. The problem is, when you get to 55 and pull back on the steering wheel, nothing interesting happens

[47of74]

9. Yeah