Most complete list of amphibious cars
1899-1924
1925-1949
1950-1974
1975-1999
2000-......

 
1925 - 1949

 
11926 Hydromobile France, first plans in 1924 with removable wheels, actually built with retractable wheels! Good water performance.
11926 unknown USA, three wheels drawing, actually built with four wheels later
1926 "Futzel" Germany
1926 McLaughlin Maine Mobile USA, air-propelled
1926 no picture Arnol Hydroglisseur Australia, air-propelled
1928 Jaggar USA / Hawai, made by Dr. Jaggar who did build Honukai as well.
1928 Honukai / Jaggar USA
1929 Hoppe & Krooss, Autoschiff Germany, 4WD
1931 Lambert, Hydrocar Scotland
1932 unknown USA, no proof if really built
1933 La Comet, Texier de la Caillerie France, paddle wheels
1934 Baulig, Land-Wasser-Auto Germany, crossed the English Channel successful from Calais to Dover in 1935
1934 Trippel, Land-Wasser-Zepp Germany, racing car
1935 Trippel, Land-Wasser-Zepp Versuchswagen 3 Germany, Trippels 2nd amphibian, 3rd built vehicle
(his actually 2nd built car was not amphibious, only for racing)
1935 Nautilus France, yes this fully amphibious vehicle really had submarine skills!
1935 Vlachos, Tri-Phibian USA, air-propeller, could also fly !!!
(who believes?)
1935 La Licorne, Texier de la Caillerie France, paddle wheels 
1936 Trippel, Versuchswagen 4 Germany, 4WD
1936 Trippel, Versuchswagen 5 Germany, mid engine
1937-1939 Trippel, SG 6 Germany, 4WD, production car
1938 Trippel, SK8 Germany, 2WD, three seater
1938-1943 Trippel, SG 6 Pionier Germany, big version of SG 6 to carry up to 16 pioneers
1939 DAF Netherlands, mid-engine
1939 unknown Germany, threewheeler, motorcycle engine
1940 Porsche, prototype Germany, first amphibious VW
1940 Pankotan USA, retractable wheels, realisation doubt
1940 Salmson France, three wheeler, goes backwards in water, electric powered, unspringed
1941 Porsche, Typ 128 Germany, VW 128
1941-1944 Trippel, SG 6/41 Germany, new designed SG 6
1940-1941 Aqua-Cheetah USA, about 11 prototypes built
1942 Hydrocraft, Hydromobile USA, three wheeler, high-speed perfomance in water, retractable wheels, wooden body
1942 Porsche, Typ 166 Germany, VW 166
1942 Marmon-Herrington QMC-4 USA, competitor prototype of  Ford GPA
1942-1943 Ford GPA USA
1943 Trippel, SG 7 Germany, base Tatra
1943 Trippel, Kabinenschlitten Germany, air-propeller
1944-1945 no picture GAZ 011 Russia, copy of Ford GPA
1947 Carlin, Half-Safe USA, modified Ford GPA, Carlin crossed the Atlantic Ocean in that!!! And circumnavigate around the world.
1949 Mönch, Insulaner Germany, two engines
1949 Trippel, SK9 Germany, two seater, swimable but no extra water propulsion

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