Inspired by James Bond’s Lotus Esprit from The Spy Who Loved Me, the Rinspeed Squba is a Lotus Elise Submarine. Since it would be nearly impossible to the make a British sports car completely watertight anyway, Rinspeed went all out with the open-top Squba, which in submarine mode fills with water and requires occupants to breathe through scuba-style diving regulators. Underwater the electric-powered Squba can travel at up to 3km/h, and on the road its top speed is 120km/h.
Along with classic F-100 Blue Ovals, Chevy’s C/K model line is certainly among the most popular truck series for restomod enthusiasts. And it seems the GM creation has adepts both…
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The electric revolution is here. And by that, we mean the world of electric vehicles. Car manufacturers all over the world have finally woken up to the fact that we can’t keep…
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The automotive world’s supercar and hypercar manufacturers have clearly figured out that the more exclusive and expensive they make their products, the more customers will clamor to drop millions of…
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The Beetle is dead, removed from VW’s repertoire as both a rear-engined car and a dressed-up Golf. However, it lives on as a classic car, and we hope that one…
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The MK 1 Ford GT40 is a legend. This American sports car is nothing short of an icon in the automotive world. A real example of this incredible machine is worth a fortune these…
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Part 2017 Shelby GT350, part 1962 Ford Falcon, the Sheely GT350 Falcon Wagon is a body-swapped, all-metal, purpose-built race car. Pat Sheely is a man of many titles. Veteran. Businessman. Leader….
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