Driving along secondary roads, looking along the engine bonnet with the Flying Lady radiator ornament leading the way still feels special even after owning the car for years.

Whether that future includes buzzing city skies or quiet airstrips in the countryside, one thing is clear: the flying car has finally landed — and it’s almost ready for takeoff.

The Flying Lady underwent 830 hours of modeling and wind-tunnel testing to become sleeker and more aerodynamic.

A Skokie man has been sentenced to five years in federal prison in a multi-million dollar bank fraud case that involved a 58-foot party yacht known as the “Flying Lady,” a onetime fixtu… ...

Bad luck for European owners of Rolls-Royce cars looking to make them even more impressive with an illuminated version of the Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament: the light-up Flying Lady is illegal.

The "flying lady" mascot is incredibly well-known, even to people who don't know a Rolls-Royce from an Ssangyong, and it's easy to think of it as a sort of unchanging icon that has always existed ...

Flying cars In a recent edition, we noted that while consumer confidence about robotaxi technology is on the rise, most people also want more data before they hop into a self-driving vehicle.

UpgradeThe "Flying Lady," "Winged Lady," "Naked Lady," and "Chrome Flying Goddess" are just some of the names that people have called this hood emblem over the years. The "Spirit of Ecstasy" is ...

The Flying Lady would go on to become its mascot named the Spirit of Ecstasy. Rolls-Royce cars have a distinct sculpture of a flying lady.

Fitted to every Rolls-Royce vehicle since 1920 as standard, the ‘ Spirit of Ecstasy ’, or ‘Flying Lady’ as it is also known, can be made of different materials, including frosted crystal ...

The Flying Lady figurine known as the Spirit of Ecstasy has crowned the hood of every Rolls-Royce for a century. It's about time a photographer took interest. In honor of her 100th anniversary, a ...