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As is expected, the boat will sink if the load is too heavy, for example, I tried a large bus and it did what you described. For a car that shouldn’t really be happening, unless it is rather large, has an odd centre of gravity, or your physics settings are decreased maybe.
I may, however, look at increasing the buoyancy of the boat by adding removable floats to either side using the electrical connectors, which could allow for you to transport heavier loads.