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No. Most cars aren't even approximately watertight.
There have been "amphibious" cars that are watertight on the bottom, to allow them to float, but even on these the door seals usually aren't completely watertight, and there's almost always ventilation of the passenger compartment somehow ... it may float, but submerge it and it would fill up with water.
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