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Twitter: michiganwllzDETROIT — Add David Cole to the list of automotive experts who think a modern amphibious car is going to be a tough sell.
Cole, chairman of the Center for Automotive Research, said he’s not sure the market for amphibious cars that Gibbs Technologies is counting on is going to be very big.
Date: October 23, 2009
Categories: Amphibious cars, Amphibious vehicles, Automotive trends, CAR (Center for Automotive Research), Uncategorized
MILFORD — About a decade ago, Greg Zinkosky heard a news story on the radio about the annual get-together of owners of Amphicar, the most successful amphibious car ever built.
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Find out how Amphicar enthusiasts feel about the new range of amphibious cars
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Like just about everything else regarding amphibians, those who try to insure them are breaking new ground.
Do you insure it as a car? Boat? Or do you need two policies?
Read the full story at Amphibious wllz.
The C.A.M.I. Hydra-Spyder, Gibbs Aquada and WaterCar Python
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The Terra Wind is a luxury recreational vehicle built to shock onlookers when it drives into the water and floats.
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Ford President and CEO Alan Mulally
By BRYAN LAVIOLETTE
DEARBORN – For the second year in a row, Alan Mulally, president and CEO of Ford, will deliver a major speech at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association, which sponsors CES, told a group of reporters at a luncheon Monday that while some may view the automaker as a “Rust Belt” company, he sees the opposite.
By BRYAN LAVIOLETTE
So you thought amphibious cars that ride on top of the water were a wild idea? How about a submersible car?
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The WaterCar Python is capable of 58 mph in the water.
The Gator can cruise at up to 8 mph
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. — Dave March has been fixing and building boats and cars in his body shop for more than 30 years.
But he wanted to combine his passions for boats and cars into one vehicle — an amphibious car.
