Editorial Policy | Roadster Flying Car
Roadster Flying Car is a video maker first, but it also publishes written answers about the flying roadster trend: what Tesla showed, how the clips are made and what the limits are. This page describes the standards behind that writing, so you can decide how much weight to give it.
Where our facts come from
We state something about a real company, product or event only when a published news report or an original public statement backs it. For instance, our description of the Roadster demo rests on coverage of Tesla's October 2026 presentation. When sources disagree, such as on the exact day or on production timing, we report the range or flag the uncertainty rather than choosing the most exciting version.
How we describe the tool
Our claims about the tool stay within what it actually does: you upload one photo of your car for Roadster Ramp, a photo of yourself and one of your car for Make My Car Fly, or the one or two photos a flying car scene asks for, and outside AI models return a 9:16 MP4 of about 10 or 12 seconds, and renders that fail or are filtered refund their credits. Since a third party produces the video, two runs with the same photos will not match. Sample settings and stunt descriptions illustrate the process and do not promise a particular result.
Writing about other services
If we describe another flying car or AI video service, we give its prices, limits and features as they were on the day we checked and print that date beside them. Those details move quickly, so confirm them on the vendor's own site before you buy. We do not call any tool "best" without describing how we tested it, and no company can pay to be ranked higher.
Updated dates and reviews
We change a page's updated date only when its substance changes; fixing a typo or adjusting the layout leaves the date alone. Pages that touch money or personal data, including the refund, terms and privacy pages, are reviewed again whenever pricing, the payment setup or our handling of photos changes.
Corrections
If you find an error, write to support@roadsterflyingcar.com with the page link, the sentence concerned and, ideally, a source. Every report is read. Confirmed errors are corrected on the page itself, and the updated date moves forward when the fix alters the meaning.
Our use of AI writing assistants
We may use AI assistants to help draft outlines, summaries or phrasing. An assistant is never counted as a source, so every fact still needs its own published reference. Before publishing, we check each page against the working tool and the reporting it cites.
Independence and no sponsored rankings
The site is independent of Tesla, Inc., SpaceX and any carmaker, and neither they nor rival products pay for our pages. Wanting to sell credits is never a reason to hide a limitation, a reliance on an outside provider or a claim we have not checked. To learn more about the project, read About Roadster Flying Car.