The 'Aston Martin Of The Seas’ Boat Costs $1M
- 10 years ago
British boat manufacturer offers a super-upscale boat that is fittingly called the ‘Aston Martin of the seas’.
British boat manufacturer offers a super-upscale boat that is fittingly called the ‘Aston Martin of the seas’.
The company has been making luxurious boats for the past three decades, however this one is special because it’s the first time one of their vessels is being marketed in America. The ‘Aston Martin of the seas’, or the Hunton XRS43 is custom built in England.
The sleek boat features a carbon fiber foredeck, a Kevlar hull, teak decking and a dazzling, customizable interior. As for performance, the XRS43 is equipped with Twin 600 HP Mercury engines. The boat’s top speed is between 50 to 70 knots, or 57 to 80 miles per hour.
The price for 52-foot long vessel ranges from 800 thousand to one million dollars. Currently only 10 Hunton boats are created each year, making them pretty rare.
The company hopes that by branching out into the American market, production will increase to up to 40 vessels per year. What do you think of Hunton’s XRS43, would you spend a cool million to get your hands on one?
British boat manufacturer offers a super-upscale boat that is fittingly called the ‘Aston Martin of the seas’.
The company has been making luxurious boats for the past three decades, however this one is special because it’s the first time one of their vessels is being marketed in America. The ‘Aston Martin of the seas’, or the Hunton XRS43 is custom built in England.
The sleek boat features a carbon fiber foredeck, a Kevlar hull, teak decking and a dazzling, customizable interior. As for performance, the XRS43 is equipped with Twin 600 HP Mercury engines. The boat’s top speed is between 50 to 70 knots, or 57 to 80 miles per hour.
The price for 52-foot long vessel ranges from 800 thousand to one million dollars. Currently only 10 Hunton boats are created each year, making them pretty rare.
The company hopes that by branching out into the American market, production will increase to up to 40 vessels per year. What do you think of Hunton’s XRS43, would you spend a cool million to get your hands on one?