You’ll have to start looking both ways when crossing the beach, because the Aquada amphibious car is coming across the pond. It won’t be making the trip under its own power, but the British company ...
Amphibious cars have never caught on because none performed well on the road and the water. In the early-2000s, the innovative Aquada managed to solve the performance-related shortcomings of these ...
The Gibbs Aquada Humdinga 4x4 is the latest arrival in the amphibious-vehicle family. For now, the company is presenting it in the form of a concept vehicle, but its eventual success will depend on ...
-- Picture this: It's a beautiful, sunny day and you're driving along a winding road when you come upon a put-in site on a pretty lake. If only you had a boat. If you were driving a Gibbs Aquada ...
Have you ever wished that you could drive through the river to avoid the traffic? Well, maybe soon you can. Gibbs Technologies Ltd. is about to begin marketing the Aquada, a vehicle with what it calls ...
View post: Amazon’s ‘Easy To Use’ $139 Bosch Palm Router Is Now 36% Off Click above for high-res gallery of the Gibbs Aquada on Woodward As we made our along Woodward Avenue this morning we spotted ...
Alex Kaufmann June 14, 2007 Comment Now! The Gibbs Aquada is a three-seater amphibious vehicle developed by the UK’s Neil Jenkins and New Zealander Alan Gibbs. After years of financial difficulties in ...
The Gibbs Aquada, a sports car that retracts its wheels and speeds up to 30 mph on water, is destined for U.S.shores within 18 months. New Zealand entrepreneur Alan Gibbs hopes to sell the amphibious ...
We've been following the development of the Gibbs Aquada for years while financial issues and drivetrain supply problems have kept the amphibious car from coming to production. Good news has finally ...
It can carry 15 people off-road, onto the highway and into the sea without missing a beat. The Phibian is the latest all-terrain concept from Gibbs Amphibians, aimed at law enforcement and military ...
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