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 ...

Remember the Gibbs Aquada, that wild amphibious sports car we test-drove (floated?) a few years back (“‘Wheels Up’ Takes On a Whole New Meaning,” AW, May 17, 2004)? New Zealand entrepreneur Alan Gibbs ...

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 ...

View post: Mazda 3 Reliability: It Looks Good Until You See the Competition Click above for high-res gallery of the Gibbs Aquada on Woodward As we made our along Woodward Avenue this morning we ...

FLINT JOURNAL — Gibbs Technologies, a British company, hopes to begin marketing the revolutionary amphibious car, the Aquada (pictured above), as early as late 2009. It has established a temporary ...

follows in our tradition of product innovation and fun. “Just as with our existing limos, those passengers travelling by Gibbs Aquada will be met off their flights by a chauffeur who will drive them ...

Viknesh Vijayenthiran July 18, 2008 Comment Now! In June of last year we reported about a new three-seater amphibious vehicle being developed in the UK called the Gibbs Aquada (pictured). The vehicle ...

Feedback: Tell us your view on this amphibious vehicle in the comments area below. Do you think it would sell? LANSING, Michigan-- Bad news for Michigan in the auto industry on Tuesday was softened ...

AUBURN HILLS-- Gibbs Technologies' amphibious car project is in limbo as the company continues to work with federal regulators. Gibbs' car, called the Aquada, is capable of more than 100 mph on land ...

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 ...