Someone once asked...

“why cars dont fly”

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Someone answered with kindness...

Cars can’t fly because they are designed for the ground, not the sky. A car’s weight, shape, engine, and wheels are all built around staying stable on a road, while flying requires wings, lift, careful weight distribution, and enough power to overcome gravity. Technically, a car could be designed to fly, but it would need to become more like an aircraft than a normal car. Flying cars also come with challenges like safety, fuel or battery demands, air traffic, weather, and the difficulty of landing safely. So, while the idea of cars flying sounds like something from the future, the real challenge isn’t simply getting a car into the air—it’s making it practical and safe enough for everyday life.

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Wandering voices — answers no one has read yet

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Another soul answered...

They do, they exist. Look it up. The main reason is because people are stupid and when a flying car crashes, it has to land somewhere, damaging businesses, property, and other lives.

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Another soul answered...

because they are not made to fly

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Another soul answered...

cuz of the weight and realistically if we wanted cars to fly we would need the settings and stuff of an airplane, and the wings

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