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is an amphibious passenger coach designed by a team that were essentially funded by
Scotsman George Smith and built in Malta. The prototype was tested at Marsaxlokk Bay, Malta. The prototype was hand-built on the island over a three-year period 2004–2007 with a considerable contribution from former
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The price of the AmphiCoach GTS-1 is set to around £280,000. To date there is one vehicle in service, in
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