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Yes, this odd vehicle looks like "the kind of creation you'd expect an evil genius to use to escape his private island headquarters after it was overthrown by a top-secret spy," said Andrew Liszewski at Gizmodo. But the Amphibious SubSurface Watercraft ($300,000) is real — albeit "about as far from street legal as you can get." On land, it's propelled by tank treads; drive it straight into a lake and it can reach 6 knots and run for 110 hours on a single charge. Two passengers can ride in the surface cockpit and two more in the submerged acrylic dome that provides 360-degree views of the world under water. The Week Staff
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