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Re: 70\' planing flybridge class leader?
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Talking of Sunseeker product cycle times, my friend with a Manhattan and another on order was complaining to the Azi dealer here last week about the very same thing.
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I think they should have thought about that before ordering or not, SS have been doing this for ages, as soon as a model is hard to sell change it, this can happen after a year sometimes
66 Manhattan was not a bad boat lasted in production only 2 years
I think the Saloon of the Azimut with the opening galley will be its crucial selling point worldwide
for example Greek, Italians and France generally like the seperate galley layout as on the big Ferrettis , SL or Maiora to give an example
but this galley option really makes it work for everyone, Azimut had already a similar concept introduced for this on the 75, but this is totally different as apparently it opens all
with the talking from Genoa about the 70 apparently seeing it for real is also much better and looks much nicer...
to be honest I like it, but I am still not so convinced about the squared trianlge bow, but also there on my pontoon an owner traded from a 42 to a new 47 and once you start seeing it you start liking it
by the way the 47 is another super boat from Azimut...
[ QUOTE ]
Talking of Sunseeker product cycle times, my friend with a Manhattan and another on order was complaining to the Azi dealer here last week about the very same thing.
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I think they should have thought about that before ordering or not, SS have been doing this for ages, as soon as a model is hard to sell change it, this can happen after a year sometimes
66 Manhattan was not a bad boat lasted in production only 2 years
I think the Saloon of the Azimut with the opening galley will be its crucial selling point worldwide
for example Greek, Italians and France generally like the seperate galley layout as on the big Ferrettis , SL or Maiora to give an example
but this galley option really makes it work for everyone, Azimut had already a similar concept introduced for this on the 75, but this is totally different as apparently it opens all
with the talking from Genoa about the 70 apparently seeing it for real is also much better and looks much nicer...
to be honest I like it, but I am still not so convinced about the squared trianlge bow, but also there on my pontoon an owner traded from a 42 to a new 47 and once you start seeing it you start liking it
by the way the 47 is another super boat from Azimut...