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Chocobo's
The SeeD even have their own special train to get them on priority missions quickly and easily (see the below picture on the left).
At this time, it is only known that you can rent cars, but in the later stages in the game you may be able to buy them. You rent them from shops which are located in the major cities, such as Balamb, and they are painted in different colours depending on the city of origin. In Balamb, the cars that you rent are red.
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The traditional mascot of Final Fantasy is back in the 8th sequel. This time you can
still use them for transportation on the world map, but how you obtain them is unknown.
I am presuming that you can breed different types of Chocobo to increase their abilities,
but even that isn't certain.
Flying ships have been the staple of Final Fantasy series titles. In Final Fantasy 8, the crew
gets to fly Ragnarok, a futuristic vessel that is designed for maximum mobility. It
is fitted with two high output engines that give it maneuverability on a par with
conventional aircrafts, armed with a 609mm charged particle beam cannon
and two 152mm multi-barrel laser cannons. Ragnarok is said to be developed
secretly by an unnamed country. Count on seeing an impressive event or two
involving this craft.
Trains were used quite a bit in Final Fantasy 7, but only within Midgar itself.
Trains in Final Fantasy 8, at least on the 
A new addition to a Final Fantasy game is the Car, introduced to keep up with the modern image
Final Fantasy 8 is trying to convey. Cars can be used to drive along roads, such as the Balamb City - Garden
road which Squall uses alot. You can also drive them off-road.
