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I can only imagine the ground clearance problems of that vehicle when in automobile mode. It obviously retracts the wheels/tires to the very top of the wheel wells. This alone means a complicated and heavy suspension that has little travel (harsh ride). In order to get the vehicle "on plane" and fairly stable as a boat the bottom must be designed with a slight V, making it most vulnerable to damage when operating as an automobile. I'm afraid this is one more example of failure to realize that a car is a car, a boat is a boat and an airplane is an airplane, all separate and apart from one another.
Preston
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