Gibbs Sports Amphibians (Gibbs) will be present at the American International Motorcycle Expo (AIMExpo), displaying its superyacht toy Quadski. This will represent the world’s first personal sports amphibian to be showcased at the world’s first AIMExpo, running in Orlando, Florida, USA, from October 16 to 20, 2013.
Gibbs Sports Amphibians superyacht toy QUADSKI on the water
The Gibbs luxury yacht toy Quadski is a Personal High Speed Amphibian. The technology that went into its creation took 15 years and over $200 million to develop. It can go 45 mph on both land and water and can transition between the two modes in less than 5 seconds.
Neil Jenkins, chairman of Gibbs Sports Amphibians commented, “Our launch of Quadski this year has gone very well, we are now seeking to expand the dealership network across the USA including Alaska ready for 2014. These are very exclusive business opportunities as we are only looking to appoint around 100 dealers across the country at this point.”
Gibbs will have several Quadskis on display and will be ready to discuss dealership opportunities in the USA with suitable candidates.
QUADSKI yacht toy on the land
“We are looking for the best powersports and motorcycle dealers to carry the Quadski,” said Alan Gibbs, founder of Gibbs Sports Amphibians. “As a premium brand with completely unique capabilities we are focused on appointing dealers who have the highest levels of customer and technical service that our customers will expect. We are seeking business partners who are enthusiastic about High Speed Amphibians and can both uphold and build on the reputation of excellence we pride ourselves on,” said Gibbs.
Gibbs will be at booth number 601 and has booked meeting space to meet with those dealers that feel they are capable of achieving these high standards.
Below is a short video presenting the Gibbs Sports Amphibians superyacht toy QUADSKI:
About Gibbs Sports Amphibians
Gibbs Sports Amphibians Inc. has developed its High Speed Amphibian technology to create superyacht toy Quadski, the world’s first sports amphibian, which operates at 45 mph on both land and water.
The privately held business, founded by Alan Gibbs with Neil Jenkins, consists of two companies – Gibbs Sports Amphibians Inc., which designs and manufactures consumer sports amphibians such as the Quadski, and Gibbs Amphitrucks Inc., which designed the Humdinga and Phibian commercial amphibians for first responder and military applications. Based in Auburn Hills, Mich., Gibbs currently has more than 150 employees.
