WaterCar Inc develops high-performance amphibious cars that can reach freeway speeds [0-60 mph in 4.5 seconds] in the water.
Custom designed doors are built to keep water out and allow easy access from the water. The interior is based on a boat design with captain chairs in the front and wrapping bench in the back.
Starting at $200,000, WaterCar Python is definitely not for everyone.
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unDave
2 in one, very useful… when you have a lake near… of course….
-by unDave™
Oct 9th, 2009
PakciQue
Not ergonomic enough.
Oct 9th, 2009
Hell's Bells
Otherwise known as a boat…
Oct 9th, 2009
Steve
Good concept
Oct 9th, 2009
Karin Stewart
This concept has been around for quite awhile. It’s nice to see one that has updated styling. It’s not, of course, practical for everyone but the right need would make it invaluable!
Oct 10th, 2009
thomas
i think that is one fantastic vehicle! Great job!
Oct 10th, 2009
Reilly
I’ve ridden in one of these. It’s not the first… nor original.
Oct 10th, 2009
Graydian
nicely done, well, its better than the ones top gear made :)
Oct 10th, 2009
Erick bas
WoWW!!
Oct 10th, 2009
deakaz
that’s awesome, I know what’s going on my christmas list now.
Oct 11th, 2009
delere
I remember back in the 60’s a neighbor owning a small car (don’t recall the make/model) that could also putt around on water. It had a small propeller on the back and was a convertible. It sure was handy for then when the local creek flooded!
Oct 11th, 2009
pk
Nothing new…had these in the late \’60\’s. I remember sitting in my favorite willow tree down by the Fox River watching one of these go by and then come out on a boat ramp across the river.
Oct 20th, 2009
Tony Abila
$200,000! whoa..
Mar 8th, 2010
Jack
Good idea…. but not legal for roads…. It hasn’t got any seat belts!
Jul 24th, 2011
dazjon
is it a car or a boat
Jan 5th, 2014