
Switching between the two modes is as simple as hitting a button. When you are approaching the water, you hit this magic button and drive into the water. The wheels rise up, you hit the accelerator, and “nearly a tonne of thrust pushes the Aquada onto the plane.” The conversion process takes about 12 seconds.
Unlike some other aquatic cars in the past, the Saleen Aquada is actually making it to production. Look for it to go on sale in North America in late 2009 or early 2010 as the Gibbs Aquada.




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