On Test: Grand Soleil 46LC - Cantiere del Pardo's first cruising yacht
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2015
- Yachting World video showing Toby Hodges' trial onboard Grand Soleil's first cruising yacht, the 46LC ('Long Cruise'). The full report and conclusions are available in our December 2015 issue and our website here: bit.ly/1F10Io8
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Hi All,we just delivered few months ago a 46 Lc in Auckland, New Zeland. The boat has so many features that can be used everywhere. I mean wide cockipt with a possibility of windshield, high comings, up to 600 lt fuel, big engine 110 Hp with shaft and so on. Just come and test the boat and you will enjoy it! ;-)
Wow. I love that boat. Nice review Toby.
I am really a master of sailing having done anything the ocean can seduce me with. Seen plenty of production boats and as far as they go this one has a lot going for it.
This boat has an excellent price point for its size! Not knowing the boat I assumed with the interior standard they have, it would be about 200k more than it is. Best value for this size boat? Easily! Anyone know what price the LC52 will be? Nice video as well......great job.
Did I miss the engine specs?
so is this grand soleil good for passage making like Atlantic and pacific crossing or just good in the Mediterranean
Hi there, does anybody know the soundtrack please? @yachting world
To the point summary:
the perfect 46 ft Med boat!
How would you compare it with Azuree 46?
wow, one of the first times I'd say "that's what I'd buy" if I actually had any money to buy something like that.
I might upgrade my Grand Soleil 46.3 to this . One day.
S/V Seawolf Will be upgraded to This boat one day
Grand Soleil 46.3 will have to do for now
Price ex VAT €349,000 (£258,700). www.grandsoleil.net
It's a sailboat. Engines don't matter much. ;-)
Toby points out the 46LC is fit for the Mediterranean Sea at least twice. Does this mean it cannot be used for worldwide cruising, taking her accross the Atlantik and elsewhere? Can't be ...
+Jörgen Vöhringer Doesn't look like it has much in the way of cockpit protection from the elements compared to other yachts, the helmsmen is pretty exposed.
point taken