Samson Switchblade: First flight for fold-out flying car

SWITCHBLADE FLYING CAR PASSES BIG DROP TEST! Samson's final drop test on the rear suspension was passed with flying colors. On this final test we used our new King shocks. This test simulates a very hard landing. We hope you'll never experience something this severe but the Switchblade is ready in case you do. | Samson Sky Switchblade

FIRST DROP TEST PASSED We have three drop tests to pass for the Switchblade rear suspension with the new shock absorber. We passed the first test today, which was a series of three sequential drops from the same height and same weight. The best view of this is shown in the short time-lapse video. There is tremendous force involved, as the tire is being forced away from the vehicle by the rotating suspension arms, and the spinning wheel is being stopped almost instantaneously. This is to simulate

SWITCHBLADE FLYING CAR -- BEST VIDEO EVER!! First Flight action / Cool transforming (from driving to flying mode) / Sam Bousfield weighs in on why he invented the Switchblade Flying Sports Car! WE MADE THIS FOR YOU! How do you like the special effects? -- Kudos to the talented team at Topa3D of Bend, Oregon | Samson Sky Switchblade

$170,000 flying car takes off on first successful flight

SWITCHBLADE FLYING SPORTS CAR MAKES HER OFFICIAL FIRST FLIGHT History has been made! First flight of the Samson Sky Switchblade, the world's most sought after flying car. Check out the video below. First flight was achieved under cloudy skies in Moses Lake, Washington at the Grant Country International Airport. www.SamsonSky.com | Samson Sky Switchblade

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NEW FLIGHT TEST ACTION WITH THE SWITCHBLADE FLYING SPORTS CAR! We wanted to treat you to a second flight test video, created by ToPa3d in Bend, Oregon! Here you can see the team rolling the Switchblade back from the New Moon Aviation hangar, Sam Bousfield with a hand-held aircraft radio (for direct communication with the test pilot) and the command center team parked off the taxiway at the mid-runway point, the Switchblade zooming down the runway, and finally at the end of the day, Ron McElroy s