Magnetic Air Car

A magnetic air car vehicle, comprising:

• a magnetic motor in which permanent magnets are used to turn an output shaft without using electromagnetic components;
• a first compressor connected to be driven by the magnetic motor and for producing compressed air at a high-pressure (HP) level, about 200-PSI;
• storage tanks on-board said vehicle for receiving compressed air at said HP level from said first compressor;
• a series of compressors ducted in totem-pole fashion to multi-stage compress said compressed air from the storage tanks and first compressor beginning with HP level to a very high-pressure (VHP) level, then from said VHP level to an ultra high-pressure (UHP) level, then from said UHP level to a super high-pressure (SHP), and finally from said SHP level to an extremely high-pressure (EHP) level of compressed air;
• a pneumatic torque converter for converting said EHP level of compressed air to drive an output shaft;
• a transmission/differential connected to receive said output shaft from the pneumatic torque converter, and that includes forward speeds, a neutral, and a reverse;
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• wheels connected to provide locomotion from the transmission/differential.