Roadable aircraft timesharing
Co-ownership (fractional ownership) will significantly lower costs and make flying cars accessible also to people, associations and companies that would not have the budget for it otherwise. Imagine aeroclubs that have their busiest days during specific local events or holidays. Only during these periods they would like to have their flying car available to them. For co-owners that are not associations but rather private individuals, they most likely will also want to use their car only during the holidays or during important events (which can be of course at different times). It will work out fine between the right co-owners until the flying car becomes such a mainstream transportation vehicle that they want to use it every day ! When that happens, eventually, prices will also come down a lot because of mass production efficiencies. As most flying cars are currently produced in limited editions, they also represent an interesting investment opportunity: limited edition cars are not rarely sold at multiples of the original purchase price, years later.