Why settle for a Ferrari if you can’t take it out on the lake for a spot of fishing? The reasoning behind one of the most intriguing concepts and production vehicles of the late aughts was a bit more ...

Kenneth Hall October 17, 2006 Comment Now! This strange looking vehicle labelled the “Hydra Spyder” is an amphibious car that’s at home making waves on a lake or simply cruising down an interstate ...

Many car manufacturers advertise the versatility of their models, but as far as we can tell, most cars can only drive on land, leaving 70.8% of the Earth’s surface unreachable. But CAMI (Cool ...

RIDGELAND, S.C. — It’s not terribly easy to parallel park an automobile on a lake. John Giljam knows this to be as true as the highway is long, and for good reason: He’s tried to park his car on a ...

The first question that came to mind when I saw this ad was: why are we not funding this? I mean, who wouldn't want a car that can drive perfectly fine down the road while also being capable to ...

RIDGELAND, S.C. - It's not terribly easy to parallel park an automobile on a lake. Now, John Giljam knows this to be as true as the highway is long, and for good reason: He's tried to park his car on ...

It is not terribly easy to parallel park an automobile on a lake. Now, John Giljam knows this to be as true as the highway is long, and for good reason: He has tried to park his car on a lake _ and on ...

What’s this? A floating Ferrari? Well, not exactly, but the Hydra Spyder by Cool Amphibious Manufacturers International (CAMI) has a 400hp Corvette engine inside that can pull a water skier and seat ...

RIDGELAND, S.C. - It\'s not terribly easy to parallel park an automobile on a lake. John Giljam knows this to be as true: He\'s tried to park his car on a lake - and on rivers, ponds, even the ...

If you're looking to get your James Bond on (and didn't already spring for the Aquada), you may want to check out the Hydra Spyder from the modestly named Cool Amphibious Manufacturers International.

Its not terribly easy to parallel park an automobile on a lake. Now, John Giljam knows this to be as true as the highway is long, and for good reason: Hes tried to park his car on a lake and on rivers ...