Articles about Amphibious Vehicles

Too many people have supercars, but not a lot have amphibious vehicles

If you want a car that'll stand out from the crowd, you don't need a mind-bendingly quick modern supercar or an ultra-luxurious limo. Everyone's got one of them. What you really want is one of these-a '

“Things that try to be two things tend not to be as good at either thing”

Welcome to the world of WaterCar, a company founded in California (where else?) at the end of the 20th century with a worthy mission: to build the fastest amphibious car on the planet.After two decades of toil, this noble feat was

Do you remember the ‘Great Flood’ of 1972?

Like it or not, typhoons and floods are here to stay. Our country-aside from being situated in a region surrounded by earthquake faults as well as active and dormant volcanoes-sits astride a typhoon belt area that produces monsoon rains and

It just didn't keep swimming

Pictured above is the Hobbycar B612 on a good day. Taken in August 2016, the photo marks the very first time that Lane Motor Museum tested the water-treading capabilities of its amphibious vehicle, which was designed by François Wardavoir and

Filipino ingenuity at its best

We've seen some wonderfully unusual things here at Top Gear Philippines, but H2O Technologies' top-secret toy takes the cake."So, this one's the clutch?" I ask, yet again, hoping the mechanic isn't too terribly cross with me. "And

Read this if you're interested

Last Wednesday night, a Filipino startup company called H2O Technologies officially launched the Salamander amphibious trike concept, a locally made three-wheel special-purpose vehicle that can travel both on land and in water. We knew many people would be interested in

See the photos and watch the video

If you're into car customization, the name Atoy Llave will certainly ring a bell. The man behind A-Toy Bodykits and the company's aftermarket exterior designs is quite popular among Filipino car lovers. The curious thing you see here--the