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Drive your vehicle into the water? For me that’s a Yes.
Lets talk about the cockpit. It has two/three seats parallel. One is a staircase/seat that folds down into a stretcher (military applications). The engine sits behind the three passengers. It has some cooling fans to keep the heat away.
It’s an all-terrain RV. The designer is one Peter Wheeler, who passed away before the Scamander was finished.
Specs: V6 with 300 horsepower
Top speeds: 120 mph
0-60: 8 seconds
It’s not exactly a boat-RV. It can travel over water though. Particularly if you come accross a river or something.
Notes from those who have tested it: it sits very low. It looks a little like a Hollywood creation.
What do you think? Could you use a vehicle that would drive through rivers? How practical do you think this machine is for all that it says it offers? Is it useful or hype?
