The amphibious Aquada is part speedboat, part car. The convertible has a steering wheel in the middle of the front seat and no doors. The Aquada can make dreams come true, for those that can afford it. The Aquada is an amphibious car, a car that doubles as a watercraft. A personal model has been a dream of many people since a Lotus Espirit was seen transforming into a submarine in The Spy Who Loved Me, one of the James Bond movies starring Roger Moore. It's quite a personal loan to get one, as it goes for about $85,000. It handles well in and out of the water, with speeds over 100 mph dry, and up to 30 knots in the water. The transformation takes 12 seconds, faster than the fastest short-term loans, to get the Aquada inro a boat mode.