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Yes. WaterCar is a welded aluminum planing boat with Mercury outboard power. What changes is how you get it to the water and home again. Watch the land-to-water walkthrough →
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Start with your waterway, launch area and intended road route. Road access and operating requirements vary by location and configuration. Explore road and water use →
Yes. WaterCar is built to a saltwater specification. Like any boat, it needs rinsing, flushing and routine care after use. See the construction and materials →
Capacity depends on the delivered configuration. Follow the vessel’s capacity plate on the water and the seating and labels for its road configuration. See the specifications →
Tow Mode lets WaterCar travel behind a properly rated tow vehicle using the specified equipment.
Qualified local marine and automotive technicians can service the systems within their expertise. A Mercury dealer or qualified marine technician handles the outboard and marine systems; an appropriate automotive shop can work on road components. Contact WaterCar directly for guidance and technical support on the 48V electric road-drive and wheel-retraction systems. Confirm the technician’s qualifications and the installed equipment before arranging work. How service works →
The boat has a HIN and the road side has a VIN. Plan for marine and road insurance with a licensed agent; requirements and coverage vary by location and carrier. WaterCar can help you work through the process. Registration & insurance →
Street-legal registration and operating rules for low-speed vehicles vary by state and local jurisdiction and may change. This information is general guidance only. Confirm current requirements with your state DMV and local authorities before registering or operating your WaterCar on public roads.
Insurance coverage, availability, and pricing are determined by the insurance carrier and vary by location and individual circumstances. This information is general guidance only. Confirm coverage directly with a licensed insurance agent or carrier.
Road range depends on the selected battery package, load, terrain and use. The road-drive system charges from a household outlet; the Mercury outboard uses gasoline on the water. Review the range and charging specifications for your chosen model and configuration before planning a trip. Compare model specifications →
Warranty terms are set out in the purchase documents. Ask about your proposed build →
Adventure starts at $135,000 and Signature at $175,000. Commercial is quoted for the operation. Selected equipment, finishes and delivery are specified in your build proposal. See models and pricing →
Yes. Contact us to schedule a test drive, facility visit or live video walkthrough. We recommend booking at least 30 days ahead. A $5,000 deposit is required for a test drive; a scheduled facility visit does not require a deposit. Openings are subject to availability. The in-person test-drive deposit is the same $5,000 reservation deposit, credited toward your purchase. Arrange a test drive or FaceTime walkthrough →
A $5,000 deposit holds your place in the build schedule and is credited toward your purchase. Fully refundable until you sign a purchase agreement. WaterCar charges no cancellation fee. Bank or card-processing fees may not be refundable. Choose your model and options with our team before your build begins. Review your reservation →
Your deposit holds your place while we work with you on your configuration and purchase documents. Current estimated wait is 2–3 months, subject to configuration and availability. Contact WaterCar to confirm your timing. Your purchase agreement confirms the final terms. Wait time is not a fixed production duration. Payments follow the milestones in your purchase agreement. Review the purchase process →
Yes. Contact WaterCar to arrange a visit to the Fountain Valley, California facility. Visits and test drives are by appointment.
The 2026 WaterCar EV manual identifies the seating as marine upholstery and says the upholstery manufacturer’s care instructions control. Use the care information supplied for the material installed in your vehicle, especially before using a stain cleaner or protectant. Do not assume every build uses the same vinyl or fabric.
WaterCar can help provide product documentation your lender may request for a boat loan. Financing, approval and loan terms are arranged with your lender.
Discuss your proposed rental or commercial use and chosen configuration with WaterCar. The team can provide product information for your review. Do not assume that a recreational configuration is authorized for a commercial operation; confirm the applicable operating and insurance requirements for the intended use.
Insurance coverage, availability, and pricing are determined by the insurance carrier and vary by location and individual circumstances. This information is general guidance only. Confirm coverage directly with a licensed insurance agent or carrier.
Practical storage for a day on the water: coolers, gear bags, fishing equipment and water sports gear. Standard layouts prioritize passenger comfort and functionality over maximum cargo volume, and other options are available. Confirm the storage layout and loading limits for your chosen build.
Current models offer marine upholstery and seating layouts for recreational boating. Comfort depends on the selected layout, fit and conditions. Review the seating and shade options for your model, and arrange a visit if you would like to assess the seating before ordering.
WaterCar can coordinate international shipping. Share your destination city or port so the team can discuss arrangements and provide a delivery quote. Importation, registration and operating requirements need to be checked separately for the destination.
Discuss factory pickup with WaterCar before planning travel. Confirm availability, handover, orientation and any training arrangements for your particular build.
Discuss upholstery colors, materials and layout ideas with WaterCar. Available choices depend on the model, engineering constraints and selected configuration. Confirm the final interior and included equipment in your build proposal.
For outdoor storage, protect the upholstery and electronics with a suitable cover and follow the storage instructions for your WaterCar and its installed equipment. Contact WaterCar if you need the relevant owner documentation.
WaterCar is designed for people and operations that want to combine boating with suitable local road access. Adventure emphasizes recreational activities; Signature offers a different boating and seating experience; Commercial is configured around professional use. Compare the models with your intended activity, route and launch location.
Current published WaterCar specifications list approximately 35 mph on the water. The speed achieved depends on the specific outboard, propeller, loading and conditions. Confirm the specification for your chosen build; this is separate from the 25 mph maximum road speed.
WaterCar’s maximum road speed is 25 mph in its LSV configuration. This is the road speed, not its speed on the water. Road access and permitted routes depend on the applicable local requirements; do not plan highway travel with the local road system.
Street-legal registration and operating rules for low-speed vehicles vary by state and local jurisdiction and may change. This information is general guidance only. Confirm current requirements with your state DMV and local authorities before registering or operating your WaterCar on public roads.
The road drive is electric. On the water, the Mercury outboard uses gasoline. The road drive charges from a household outlet. Actual road range depends on the battery package, load and conditions.
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WaterCar’s road system is designed for local use, with a maximum road speed of 25 mph. Check the requirements for your intended route. For longer trips, discuss the specified Tow Mode equipment and a properly rated tow vehicle with our team. Explore road and water use →
Compare your garage opening, ceiling height and available floor space with the final dimensions of your chosen configuration, including any canopy or other equipment. Confirm clearances with our team before ordering. See dimensions and specifications →
Start with the ramp or shoreline you plan to use. Share its location and conditions with our team so we can review your intended use against the current operating guidance. Follow the owner’s manual; do not assume every ramp or shoreline is suitable. Discuss your launch area →
Tell us your intended model, configuration and delivery destination. Shipping costs depend on the destination; our team can discuss a quote and coordinate the logistics. Explore shipping and delivery →
Start with the current model pricing, then review your selected equipment, finishes and delivery in your build proposal. Confirm the final configuration and price with our team. See models and pricing →
Options depend on the model and chosen configuration. Review the current model information and tell our team how you plan to use your WaterCar so we can discuss the available choices. Find your WaterCar →
For the Tow Mode configuration covered by the 2026 WaterCar EV owner’s manual, the manual states an approximate tongue weight of 1,000 lb with the front wheels raised. Confirm the actual configured vehicle and the complete towing setup before towing; this figure does not establish the dry weight or suitability of every WaterCar and tow vehicle. Follow the full Tow Mode procedure and equipment requirements.
Cold conditions affect battery performance and available range. The 2026 EV manual describes reduced range, slower acceleration and battery-protection limits for its specified Eco Battery Gen3 48V and Epoch 12V systems. Follow the temperature and charging limits for the batteries actually installed in your WaterCar; do not assume a heater or identical cold-weather behavior on every build.
Use the complete Tow Mode connection procedure for your WaterCar. The 2026 EV owner’s manual covers the setup on pages 46–47, including hitch ratings and rear hydraulic suspension lockouts. The owner resources also provide how-to videos. Review the current full procedure before towing; a hitch connection alone is not the complete checklist.
Compare the actual model, operating documentation, road and water requirements, available equipment and service support. WaterCar’s story documents its development through the Python, Panther and H1 into today’s models. Review the current vehicle and its applicable records rather than relying on general claims about an entire industry.
No. The electric road-drive system and marine propulsion are separate. Standard recreational model information describes Mercury gasoline outboard power on the water. An electric marine configuration is a separate discussion for Commercial; its propulsion, charging equipment and any marine-range specification must be defined in the build proposal.
The 2026 WaterCar EV manual identifies load distribution, weather and water conditions, and the condition of the vessel as stability factors. Distribute passengers and gear appropriately and follow the operating guidance for your boat. Never exceed the actual capacity plate; a passenger count alone is not a stability or rough-water guarantee.
Passenger and load limits depend on the delivered boat and configuration. Follow its capacity plate and loading limits. Road occupancy uses designated belted seats and separate vehicle weight limits. Check child-passenger requirements for your location and ensure each occupant has a properly fitted PFD.
WaterCar combines boating with local road travel: drive to suitable water access, launch, go boating and drive home. Whether that suits your day depends on your route, launch area, chosen configuration and storage space. It does not remove local access requirements or guarantee a queue-free launch.
WaterCar combines boating with local road travel: drive to suitable water access, launch, go boating and drive home. Whether that suits your day depends on your route, launch area, chosen configuration and storage space. It does not remove local access requirements or guarantee a queue-free launch.
WaterCar uses marine-grade aluminum welded into a unibody structure. The hull and its internal reinforcements support both the boat and its road systems. Qualified facilities can assess repairs to the specific structure; aluminum construction does not mean damage or corrosion is impossible.
WaterCar’s development began in 1999 with Dave March’s work on amphibious vehicles. The Python, Panther and H1 formed part of that history, contributing lessons in hull shape, wheel retraction, propulsion and the transition between road and water. The company story follows that development into today’s models.
WaterCar is engineered as an amphibious vehicle, with a welded aluminum hull, retractable wheels and separate road and marine power systems designed to work together. It is not a conversion of an existing production car or boat.
Electronics vary by model and build. Current Signature specifications list touchscreen helm displays, Simrad marine GPS navigation, engine monitoring, battery and motor status gauges, and a backup camera. Confirm the equipment for your selected WaterCar in its build proposal.
The published water-range estimate is approximately 80 miles. Actual range depends on the configuration, load, conditions and use. Road and water use different power systems; do not treat their estimates as one continuous range. Review the specifications for your selected model and build before planning a trip.
The current published fuel-tank specification is 18 gallons. Confirm the specification for your selected model and build in its proposal.
Current WaterCar specifications describe a V-bottom hull with reverse chines. Suitability depends on the conditions, loading, operator experience and the specific boat. Follow the owner’s manual and choose conditions appropriate for your WaterCar; the hull description is not a rough-water operating guarantee.
Current WaterCar EV models use electric front-wheel drive. For launch access, choose a suitable firm, gradual ramp with a clear path and appropriate depth, following the current operating guidance. Confirm that the route and surface suit your build; do not assume it is suitable for every off-road surface.
WaterCar is designed to run on plane with its wheels retracted. Getting on plane depends on the build, loading and conditions. Follow the owner’s manual and pre-launch procedure when getting underway; no fixed acceleration time is promised.
On land, WaterCar uses four-wheel disc brakes. Current model specifications describe Wilwood hydraulic brakes and stainless brake rotors. On the water, follow the outboard and WaterCar operating instructions for slowing and maneuvering.
The current listed road-system charging specification is 110–240V, with approximately 6–8 hours on 110V. Follow the instructions for the charger installed in your WaterCar and confirm the correct supply and connection for your build.
WaterCar uses welded aluminum unibody construction with foam-filled cavities. The hull, internal reinforcements and mounting structures are integrated to support the road and marine systems. Closed-cell foam contributes buoyancy, with flotation performance specific to configuration, loading and test conditions.
Closed-cell foam within the hull contributes buoyancy. Flotation performance depends on the configuration, loading and test conditions. Flotation documentation can be requested for the vehicle under review; buoyancy, stability and passenger capacity are separate considerations.
Marine capacity depends on the delivered model and configuration. Follow the boat’s capacity plate and loading limits. Marine capacity and road seating are separate. Confirm the seating arrangement and applicable limits with WaterCar for your chosen model and configuration.
The current launch summary calls for everyone to be seated and gear stowed before entering the water. Follow the full pre-launch and transition procedure for your WaterCar; the driver still performs the operating steps. Do not assume the transition system handles every step automatically.
WaterCar configurations intended for local road use have a maximum road speed of 25 mph. Registration and permission to use a particular road depend on the specific vehicle, configuration and applicable requirements. Confirm the requirements for your location and intended route before operating on public roads. The local road system is not intended for highway driving.
Street-legal registration and operating rules for low-speed vehicles vary by state and local jurisdiction and may change. This information is general guidance only. Confirm current requirements with your state DMV and local authorities before registering or operating your WaterCar on public roads.
WaterCar brings together a welded aluminum boat, retractable wheels, electric local road drive and Mercury outboard power. It is built around moving between suitable land and water access, with service support for the marine and road systems. The right choice depends on how and where you intend to use it.
WaterCar brings together a welded aluminum boat, retractable wheels, electric local road drive and Mercury outboard power. It is built around moving between suitable land and water access, with service support for the marine and road systems. The right choice depends on how and where you intend to use it.
Compare the specific vehicles’ road requirements, marine propulsion, launch procedure, equipment and service support. Current WaterCar models combine electric local road drive, Mercury outboard power and retractable wheels. Review the specifications and documentation for the models you are considering rather than assuming every amphibious vehicle has the same capabilities.
Compare the specific vehicles’ road requirements, marine propulsion, launch procedure, equipment and service support. Current WaterCar models combine electric local road drive, Mercury outboard power and retractable wheels. Review the specifications and documentation for the models you are considering rather than assuming every amphibious vehicle has the same capabilities.
Current Adventure and Signature specifications list coil-over suspension and power steering for road travel. Ride comfort depends on the model, load and surface. The road system is intended for local use with a maximum speed of 25 mph; a visit can help you assess the seating and ride for your plans.
Your $5,000 deposit holds your place in the build schedule and is credited toward your purchase. You do not need every option decided today. Fully refundable until you sign a purchase agreement. WaterCar charges no cancellation fee. Bank or card-processing fees may not be refundable. Remaining payments follow the milestones in your purchase agreement.
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Current published WaterCar specifications list approximately 35 mph on the water. The speed achieved depends on the specific outboard, propeller, loading and conditions. Confirm the specification for your chosen build; this is separate from the 25 mph maximum road speed.
WaterCar combines a planing boat with an electric local road-drive system. Current specifications describe a V-bottom hull with reverse chines, retractable wheels and Mercury outboard power. Actual performance depends on the build, loading and conditions; hull construction is not an unsinkability or rough-water guarantee.
Review the WaterCar development story, public owner experiences and the documentation for the model you are considering. A visit can help you see the vehicle and discuss its construction, equipment and service support. Your build proposal and applicable written documents identify what is being offered for your particular purchase.
The 2026 WaterCar EV owner’s manual assigns routine care to the owner, but it does not authorize every repair as a do-it-yourself task. It expressly says not to service the electric drive system unless properly trained. Follow the manual for the vehicle and installed equipment, and use qualified technicians for work beyond your training.
For a WaterCar covered by the 2026 EV owner’s manual, winterization is required in freezing climates. The manual directs owners to the outboard manufacturer’s manual for engine winterization and includes a separate storage section for the vehicle. Use those instructions for your installed equipment or arrange the work with a qualified technician; do not assume the electrical system needs no storage care.
Certification and operating requirements depend on the vehicle’s model year, configuration and intended use. Confirm the applicable requirements for your particular WaterCar with the team and the appropriate authorities. An equipment description, road-speed limit or registration does not by itself grant access to every road or waterway or authorize a commercial operation.
Street-legal registration and operating rules for low-speed vehicles vary by state and local jurisdiction and may change. This information is general guidance only. Confirm current requirements with your state DMV and local authorities before registering or operating your WaterCar on public roads.
The 2026 WaterCar EV owner’s manual describes marine construction to applicable NMMA, ABYC, NFPA and USCG standards through NMMA certification. A HIN identifies the vessel; it does not by itself establish registration, operating permission or every certification claim. Ask for the applicable records for the vehicle and model year under review rather than relying on a blanket “USCG certified” description.
Road and boating requirements are separate. The 2026 WaterCar EV manual directs road operators to the applicable driver’s-license requirements and identifies state boating requirements separately. Check the responsible agencies for your location and operator age, including any required boating education, before planning a trip.
Use the applicable owner’s manual and local boating requirements to prepare the safety equipment for your trip. The 2026 WaterCar EV manual calls for a properly fitted, USCG-approved personal flotation device for every occupant. Confirm the other equipment required for your location and use, and check your build proposal for what is included; this answer is not a complete safety-equipment checklist.
Adventure’s current specification page lists a water cruise speed of 35 mph; Signature lists approximately 35 mph on the water. Actual speed and comfort depend on the build, loading and conditions. A published performance figure is not a recommended operating speed for every trip; follow the operating guidance for your boat.
For longer journeys, WaterCar offers Tow Mode using the specified equipment and a properly rated tow vehicle. The 2026 EV manual requires the owner to check the actual configured load, towing equipment ratings and applicable towing requirements. Confirm the setup and instructions for your vehicle before towing; there is no universal tow-vehicle or route approval.
For longer journeys, WaterCar offers Tow Mode using the specified equipment and a properly rated tow vehicle. The 2026 EV manual requires the owner to check the actual configured load, towing equipment ratings and applicable towing requirements. Confirm the setup and instructions for your vehicle before towing; there is no universal tow-vehicle or route approval.
Choose a tow vehicle and towing equipment rated for the actual loaded WaterCar configuration. The 2026 EV manual calls for checking the applicable towing requirements and equipment ratings; the VIN plate provides weight ratings specific to the unit. Do not select a tow vehicle from a generic dry-weight estimate alone. Confirm the complete setup with WaterCar and the tow-vehicle manufacturer.
WaterCar combines a welded aluminum boat with an electric road-drive system for local travel. A Mercury gasoline outboard powers it on the water. Its wheels lower for land travel and retract for boating. Road and water operation each have their own operating requirements.
On land, WaterCar uses electric front-wheel drive for local road travel. On the water, a Mercury gasoline outboard provides propulsion. Retractable wheels let it enter and leave suitable launch areas. Follow the operating instructions and confirm that your route and launch location are suitable.
WaterCar’s hydraulic wheel-retraction system changes the wheel position for driving or boating. Lower the wheels for land travel and retract them for normal boating. Use a suitable launch area and follow the operating sequence in the owner’s manual for your vehicle.
WaterCar’s hydraulic wheel-retraction system changes the wheel position for driving or boating. Lower the wheels for land travel and retract them for normal boating. Use a suitable launch area and follow the operating sequence in the owner’s manual for your vehicle.
For a suitable local route, WaterCar can drive to the launch area and enter the water without a separate boat trailer. Its local road system is not intended for highway driving. For longer journeys, review the specified Tow Mode equipment and a properly rated tow vehicle with WaterCar.
Qualified local marine and automotive technicians can service the systems within their expertise. A Mercury dealer or qualified marine technician handles the outboard and marine systems; an appropriate automotive shop can work on road components. Contact WaterCar directly for guidance and technical support on the 48V electric road-drive and wheel-retraction systems. Confirm the technician’s qualifications and the installed equipment before arranging work.
Qualified local marine and automotive technicians can service the systems within their expertise. A Mercury dealer or qualified marine technician handles the outboard and marine systems; an appropriate automotive shop can work on road components. WaterCar provides vehicle-specific technical guidance. Confirm the technician’s qualifications and the installed equipment before arranging work.
Qualified local marine and automotive technicians can service the systems within their expertise. A Mercury dealer or qualified marine technician handles the outboard and marine systems; an appropriate automotive shop can work on road components. Contact WaterCar directly for guidance and technical support on the 48V electric road-drive and wheel-retraction systems. Confirm the technician’s qualifications and the installed equipment before arranging work.
WaterCar’s road system is intended for local travel and water access, with a maximum road speed of 25 mph. It is not intended for highway commuting. Consider the route, charging needs and applicable road requirements when deciding whether it suits your daily plans.
Yes. WaterCar is built to a saltwater specification. Like any boat, it needs rinsing, flushing and routine care after use. Follow the owner’s manual and the maintenance guidance for the equipment installed in your WaterCar.
Test drives are available by appointment, subject to availability. Contact WaterCar to plan a visit to Fountain Valley, California. Plan at least 30 days ahead; no same-day test drives. For an in-person test drive, a refundable $5,000 deposit is required under the stated terms. Review the visit details with the team before arranging travel. The in-person test-drive deposit is the same $5,000 reservation deposit, credited toward your purchase.
Each WaterCar is hand-built in Southern California. Confirm production timing and delivery arrangements for your particular build with WaterCar. The current wait times shown on the purchase page are not a fixed production duration.
Current estimated wait is 2–3 months, subject to configuration and availability. Contact WaterCar to confirm your timing. Your purchase agreement confirms the final terms.
Starting prices and equipment differ by model and configuration. Use the current model pricing to compare your options, then review the selected finishes, equipment and delivery in your build proposal. Confirm the final configuration and price with WaterCar.
WaterCar uses Mercury outboard power. A Mercury dealer or qualified marine technician can service the outboard and marine systems; WaterCar supports owners with vehicle-specific technical guidance.
Check the final length, width, height and clearances of your chosen WaterCar configuration against your garage or storage space before ordering. Garage fit depends on the build and the space.
WaterCars are hand-built in Southern California. WaterCar is based in Fountain Valley, California. Contact the team to learn about the current build process or arrange a factory visit.
WaterCar can be used at suitable marinas, fuel docks and slips. Confirm the berth, launch access and local requirements for your boat and route. With suitable access, you can return to land and drive home without retrieving a separate trailer.
WaterCar has an open cockpit like a sport boat. Passengers may encounter spray; plan for the weather and water conditions on your trip.
Qualified marine technicians service the outboard and marine systems; appropriate automotive shops can handle suspension and brake work. WaterCar supports local shops with vehicle-specific technical guidance. Follow the current manuals and scheduled service for your installed equipment.
Adventure offers fishing layouts and equipment options. Discuss your fishing plans with WaterCar, including rod storage, tackle storage and electronics. The selected equipment and installation are confirmed in your build proposal.
WaterCar can travel on a standard car carrier. Share your delivery location so the team can confirm whether delivery is available and coordinate the route, carrier and timing from the factory.
Your build proposal identifies the vehicle configuration, included equipment and price. Review that proposal for the items included in your purchase, and confirm delivery, taxes, fees and any additional equipment before signing the purchase agreement.
WaterCar can provide vehicle and hull identification, vehicle and vessel Certificates of Origin, and relevant manufacturer records for the specific vehicle, model year and configuration. Ask for the records required by your reviewing organization.
Importation, registration and operating requirements are jurisdiction-specific. U.S. identification and certification records do not establish eligibility in another country. Contact WaterCar with the destination and proposed use to discuss available product documentation and the purchase arrangements.
Road and vessel registration are separate processes handled by the applicable authorities. WaterCar can provide vehicle and hull identification and relevant manufacturer records for the specific vehicle. Start with your state guide, then confirm the application and route requirements with the responsible agencies.
Street-legal registration and operating rules for low-speed vehicles vary by state and local jurisdiction and may change. This information is general guidance only. Confirm current requirements with your state DMV and local authorities before registering or operating your WaterCar on public roads.
Start by reviewing your intended road and water use with your insurance professional. Include launching and retrieval, storage and transport in that discussion. WaterCar can help coordinate product information and vehicle-specific documentation with your insurance professional. The insurer and applicable policy determine coverage.
Insurance coverage, availability, and pricing are determined by the insurance carrier and vary by location and individual circumstances. This information is general guidance only. Confirm coverage directly with a licensed insurance agent or carrier.
Separate auto or LSV and marine policies may be considered. The appropriate arrangement depends on the insurer’s underwriting and the actual policy language, including endorsements and exclusions. Coverage in one setting does not establish coverage in another; review your full intended use with your insurance professional.
Street-legal registration and operating rules for low-speed vehicles vary by state and local jurisdiction and may change. This information is general guidance only. Confirm current requirements with your state DMV and local authorities before registering or operating your WaterCar on public roads.
Insurance coverage, availability, and pricing are determined by the insurance carrier and vary by location and individual circumstances. This information is general guidance only. Confirm coverage directly with a licensed insurance agent or carrier.
Ask your insurance professional to review the specific WaterCar, its documentation and your intended use on land and water. WaterCar can help coordinate product information and manufacturer records with that professional. A vehicle description or identification number does not establish insurance coverage.
Insurance coverage, availability, and pricing are determined by the insurance carrier and vary by location and individual circumstances. This information is general guidance only. Confirm coverage directly with a licensed insurance agent or carrier.
Review launching and retrieval explicitly with your insurance professional, including the transition between land and water. Coverage depends on the applicable policy wording, endorsements and exclusions. Do not assume that road or marine coverage automatically covers the transition.
Insurance coverage, availability, and pricing are determined by the insurance carrier and vary by location and individual circumstances. This information is general guidance only. Confirm coverage directly with a licensed insurance agent or carrier.
Follow the service schedule for the Mercury outboard installed on your WaterCar. Use its current manual for the required hour-based and calendar-based service, and arrange the work with a Mercury dealer or qualified marine technician.
Follow the current owner manuals and service schedules for your WaterCar and its installed equipment. Routine care includes rinsing after saltwater use and checking the condition of marine, electrical and road components. Qualified marine and automotive technicians can handle work within their expertise, with vehicle-specific support from WaterCar.
Options depend on the model and selected configuration. Review the current model information and discuss the equipment, finishes, seating and storage that suit your intended use. Your build proposal confirms the available choices, installation and price.
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