Saxdor 460 GTC

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Saxdor has given us a sneak preview of its largest model yet – a 46ft flagship called the Saxdor 460 GTC. Like the smaller Saxdor 400 GTC, it features a full-width wheelhouse with sliding side doors leading out to a pair of extra-long drop-down balconies.

These extend around a third of the length of the boat and feature large glass inserts, giving views of the water both when upright and folded flat. In the down position they will be at the same level as the saloon floor, extending the deck area and allowing guests to walk in and out of the side doors as well as the main rear door.

Like its smaller sisters, the Saxdor 460 GTC sports a twin-step hull but instead of single or twin Mercury Verados outboards, this one has three.

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