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| - "Ron arrives at number four, Privet Drive with his brothers Fredand George in a flying car."
- The Flying Ford Anglia is a light blue and white flying car. It has an invisibility booster which can turn the car invisible. It is owned by Ron Weasley's father, Arthur Weasley, who added features to this originally muggle car and enchanted it to fly. The car was used by Ron, Fred, and George to rescue Harry Potter from Privet Drive, after which they returned to The Burrow where Molly Weasley scolded them for flying the car without permission. Later on, Harry and the Weasleys went to Kings Cross to get onto the Hogwarts Express. After everyone else went through the barrier concealing Platform 9 3/4, the wall would not allow Ron and Harry to pass through (because Dobby the house elf used magic on it) so they missed the train. Harry and Ron then flew the car to Hogwarts (Without telling Art
- The Flying Ford Anglia was used in the summer of 1992 by Fred, George, and Ron Weasley to rescue Harry Potter, who was locked up in his room at the Dursleys' and had been unable to receive any mail from the Wizarding community as a result of Dobby's attempts to protect him. When they arrived at 4 Privet Drive, the Weasley boys pulled the car up to Harry's window, alerting him to their presence, after which they proceeded to pull off the bars on Harry's window and help him retrieve his things. As they were returning to the Burrow, Harry was worried that his friends would get in trouble for using the car due to the Reasonable Restriction for Underage Magic, but as they did not place the spell upon the car and were "only borrowing it, "it "[didn't] count."
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| - "Ron arrives at number four, Privet Drive with his brothers Fredand George in a flying car."
- The Flying Ford Anglia is a light blue and white flying car. It has an invisibility booster which can turn the car invisible. It is owned by Ron Weasley's father, Arthur Weasley, who added features to this originally muggle car and enchanted it to fly. The car was used by Ron, Fred, and George to rescue Harry Potter from Privet Drive, after which they returned to The Burrow where Molly Weasley scolded them for flying the car without permission. Later on, Harry and the Weasleys went to Kings Cross to get onto the Hogwarts Express. After everyone else went through the barrier concealing Platform 9 3/4, the wall would not allow Ron and Harry to pass through (because Dobby the house elf used magic on it) so they missed the train. Harry and Ron then flew the car to Hogwarts (Without telling Arthur and Molly). Coming up to Hogwarts, Ron lost control of the car, broke his wand in the process, and drove into Whomping Willow. After they hit the tree, the Whomping Willow started to attack them, and eventually hit them to the ground where they narrowly missed being smashed. The car then flung Harry, Ron, and their belongings onto the ground. The flying Ford Anglia then drove off into the Forbidden Forest, where it eventually turned wild. Later that week, Ron's mother sent him a howler, yelling at him for stealing the car and driving it to Hogwarts. Much later, the car saved Harry, Ron, and Fang from Aragog's children and drove them out of the forest and back to Hogwarts. The car however, returned to the Forbidden Forest.
- The Flying Ford Anglia was used in the summer of 1992 by Fred, George, and Ron Weasley to rescue Harry Potter, who was locked up in his room at the Dursleys' and had been unable to receive any mail from the Wizarding community as a result of Dobby's attempts to protect him. When they arrived at 4 Privet Drive, the Weasley boys pulled the car up to Harry's window, alerting him to their presence, after which they proceeded to pull off the bars on Harry's window and help him retrieve his things. As they were returning to the Burrow, Harry was worried that his friends would get in trouble for using the car due to the Reasonable Restriction for Underage Magic, but as they did not place the spell upon the car and were "only borrowing it, "it "[didn't] count." Upon their Return to the Burrow, Mrs Weasley was furious with her sons for taking the car but placed no blame on Harry. The next morning, at breakfast, Mrs Weasley told Mr Weasley what the boys had done, and, startled, he began to ask how it went before hastily switching to a reprimand at a look from his wife. He tried to excuse the car by referring to a loophole in the law regarding ownership of charmed objects, but Molly noted that he was the one who had written that law.
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