AN INNOVATIVE car design company has created the only real submarine car in the world. Car designer Frank M. Rinderknecht, ...

Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk has bought the Lotus submarine car prop from a 1970s James Bond movie and plans to convert it into a real car that transforms into a sub -- with the benefit of a Tesla ...

In a straight-up race, a car on a normal surface beats a submarine underwater, no question. The cars would also beat out most torpedoes, it seems like, too.

You don’t need a license to kill, to own this submarine car. But you’ll have to fork over at least $1 million on eBay for James Bond’s Lotus Esprit S1.. The catch is that it doesn’t even ...

Elon Musk revealed that Tesla has a design for an electric submarine or amphibious car, but it doesn’t sound like it’s something that they plan on bringing to market. The 1977 James Bond movie ...

The Lotus Esprit submarine car used in the James Bond film "The Spy Who Loved Me" was sold at a London auction for $920,167. Actually, it's not really a car at all.

In the 1970s, a sporty disco-white car that turned into a submarine was the kind of hybrid required by James Bond. In those pre-computer movie days, ...

The car designs were apparently inspired by 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me, in which Roger Moore's James Bond drives and dives in an pimped-out car able to convert to a submarine. You may like ...

James Bond Submarine Car Sells for Nearly $1 Million. The Lotus Esprit, one of several used in 1977's "The Spy Who Loved Me," was discovered "Storage Wars"-style in a Long Island container.

The James Bond "submarine car" may have been a hit with fans, but not with car collectors. The famous submersible Lotus Esprit, used in the "The Spy Who Loved Me," was sold by RM Auctions today in ...

Fans of James Bond films often talk about the master spy's cars. And when they do, the Lotus Esprit "submarine car" from 1977's "The Spy Who Loved Me" almost always comes up. Now would-be secret ...