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    Fully working underwater car

    Just come across this on Yahoo this morning. How awesome is it, bit pricey though!!!

    http://uk.cars.yahoo.com/drive-smart/article/1150/

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    Re: Fully working underwater car

    It's priceless, Rinspeed don't sell cars iirc

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    Re: Fully working underwater car

    This isn't my overriding memory of the sQuba though, and nor is it my first guilt-free wee in a car (but that's another story).
    made me lol
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    Re: Fully working underwater car

    its a lotus oh that is clever, and ruins what i was going to say *goes and orders a martini*
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    Re: Fully working underwater car

    This has been around for ages, still cool but I take it that you saw it on the Gadget Show recently?

    It has been featured on TV a few times over the last year - 18 months...

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