Chrysler 300 "Everglide"

The mid 2014 Chrysler 300 "Everglide" a luxury "ground car" in the FAA rules for anti gravity vehicles. This is the first production model flying car from any manufacturer.
The Chrysler 300 "Everglide" cannot exceed two meters in height. The Everyglide is based on the popular Chrysler 300 body style. It is a full caterpillar gravity drive having no direct thrust engine and no contact with the ground. The car has a range of 4000 miles on a change. It is listed with GPS navigation standard and a full auto pilot as an option.
What isn't listed but perfectly true is the "Everyglide" is a fully capable off road vehicle. Not touching the ground it doesn't need a road. It can travel over any terrain including traversing bodies of water. 
There is no conventional engine, not even the familiar electric drive train. You seriously need a degree in physics just to open the hood. On the plus side you will never change the oil, ties, shocks, or get an alignment again. You still need windshield washer fluid. I suppose we can't have everything.
Chrysler has retained the steering wheel for driver familiarity. However the driver "yoke" as they call it can retract into the dashboard and the car can be controlled from a joystick or even voice commands. Full auto drive is available with the ability to program a route.
Collision avoidance is standard. the car will use what it must to avoid hitting or being hit. Driver warning, auto braking, auto evasion, Z axis movement, even fending off collision with its gravity system. In testing the gravity system was capable of blunting a 50 mph unavoidable collision to the g loads of a 10 mph collision. The Insurance Institute for Highway safety could not crash the 300 Everglide at 40 mph. As long as the car was running and free to maneuver it avoided or blunted every scenario they tossed at it. Chrysler is naturally touting it as the safest car ever made. 
Chrysler is listing the 300 "Everglide" as "from $40,000."
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