A Tesla Motors Inc. vehicle is displayed during the 2013 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, Michigan, U.S., on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013. The Detroit auto show runs through Jan. 27 and will display over 500 vehicles, representing the most innovative designs in the world. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images
If you happen to be a fan of \"The Jetsons,\" you\'re going to love this. For about $125,000, you can get your hands on your very own M200G Hover-Car, thanks to Moller International, reported Gizmodo way back in 2007. While the M200G is pretty cool to look at (even if the photo is a little retro), a sleek flying car called the M400 Skycar may be the company\'s next project (though so far there\'s been no word on how it\'s coming along.) (credit:Engadget)
Tramontana R(02 of06)
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This futuristic-looking \"supercar,\" the Tramontana R, is a product of European auto-maker a.d. Tramontana and features a carbon fiber body, a max speed of more than 200 mph, and a V12 engine that produces a maximum horsepower of 720. Unfortunately, all of these awesome specs (and the fact that it looks almost as cool as the Batmobile) have landed the car with a ridiculous price tag. According to Forbes, it costs upwards of $511,126, and only 12 are released each year. (credit:a.d. Tramontana)
Audi A8(03 of06)
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Audi\'s 2012 \"super-luxury\" vehicle is hailed as a standout in its class. Writes U.S. News, \r\n\r\n
Test drivers say the A8\'s cabin is exceptionally crafted, and the standard MMI infotainment system now features Google Earth views on its navigation screen and available Wi-Fi connectivity, thanks to a SIM card in the A8\'s dash. Reviewers like the design and features inside the A8, but note that it packs less cargo space than many competing luxury sedans. Passenger space, on the other hand is ample.\r\n
\r\n\r\nIf it\'s anything like its predecessor, the Audi A7, which our own Jason Gilbert called a \"tech-lover\'s dream,\" the A8 is sure to win over drivers who have $75,704 to $130,192 laying around. (credit:Audi)
Flying Hybrid Car(04 of06)
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Pretty soon there will be a hybrid flying car on the market, too. While this Burt Rutan model has yet to be approved for regular use on the road, it is fueled by both electric motors and gasoline engines, so, whether driving or flying, you\'re traveling a little greener than the rest. \r\n\r\n[Via Wired] (credit:Wired)
DeLorean DMC-EV(05 of06)
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In October of last year, the DeLorean Motor Company, makers behind the iconic DMC-12, used as the time machine in Back to the Future, announced an all-electric model for, well, the future. According to a press release, the company paired up with Epic Electric Vehicles to bring this well-known car back to life and plans to market it in the States in 2013. (credit:DeLorean)
Mitsubishi i-MiEV(06 of06)
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Mitsubishi\'s i-MiEV is a cleaner alternative to city driving. According to Mitsubishi\'s website, the i-MiEV features a lithium-ion battery system along with its motor and other engine components, a seating capacity of four, and a max speed of about 80 miles per hour. This super-green vehicle recently clinched the top spot on the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy\'s (ACEEE) 14th annual Greenest Cars List for 2012. (credit:Getty)