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>>8804235
It's feasible - a car actually costs about that much, if you don't use mass production to create it. A Rolls-Royce will start at a bit more than that, but they're aiming for quality in their 'hand made' cars even at entry level. There are also planes cheaper than that, and they don't really come off production lines.

Getting the legislation ironed out, however, would be a massive investment. Then there's what happens to all these roads to consider, and the risk that it won't quickly be adopted by the main stream.

It may become a thing one day, however, if we can find a cheap way to do it (and power them) but they'll likely be self-dri... flying. Automated drones with passengers on a centralized flight network is about the only way I could see to do it even remotely safely.