Azimut 68 Evolution Motoryacht Walkthrough [$620,000]
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- 68' Azimut 2007 [DUBAI]
Price, Specs + Photos: bit.ly/2ZC8elU
Location: Miami, FL
Asking Price: $620,000
Yacht Broker: Kurt Bosshardt / (954) 478-0356 / KurtB@DenisonYachting.com
DUBAI is a 2007 68 Azimut Evolution for sale in Miami, Florida. She's in great condition and was delivered new in 2010.
Power, luxurious design, and sleek lines are the words that best describe this Azimut 680 Evolution motor yacht. With two powerful MTU engines, boasting 1200 HP each, this yacht is ideal for a dream island vacation get-away with family and friends.
She has 3 beautifully appointed and full en-suite guest cabins, plus a spacious crew en-suite cabin for 2, making her ideal for a weekend trip to the Bahamas. Combining comfort, roominess and luxury amenities, her interior spaces are huge, especially her salon and dining area.
Some of her options and key features:
-Spacious Layout w/ 3 Staterooms.+ 3 Heads.
-Crew Quarters.
-MYU 8V2000's
-30+ Knot Cruise / 35+ Knot Max
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Kurt Bosshardt
KurtB@DenisonYachting.com
(954) 478-0356
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0:00 Introduction
0:47 Swim Platform + Crew Quarters
1:14 Aft Deck
1:54 Engine Room
2:24 Foredeck
2:50 Salon
3:12 Galley
3:48 Lower Helm
4:44 Master Stateroom
5:18 Guest Staterooms
5:54 Flybridge + Upper Helm
6:50 Outro
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Very nice boat. Definitely has a Japanese look and feel with all of the curves and light wood. Really loved the flybridge space! Thanks for always providing such excellent videos!
Denison Yachting guess I can’t win them all lol. Maybe the next video will make up for it hahaha
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The ramp on the swim platform is bugging me out. It looks like it takes up quite a bit of space without offering much in the way of function. Is it a boarding ramp? Is it where the tender is stored?. I am assuming it stows in some way - but where? And nice that there is a tender motor - but where is the tender? Overall, it just looks bad and cuts the crew quarter access door off from the rest of the boat. That could slow down someone fetching my martini. :) Also - some of the info in the description does not match the narrative (cruise/max speeds) and launch date. Is the boat 13 years old or 9 years old. Usually I very much enjoy Dennison's videos - but this one seemed designed to gloss over some deficiencies in the boat - such as the out-dated AV equipment the almost complete lack of electronic monitoring and navigation equipment. There is much to like about this boat - but I think I'd take a pass.
@@Aerin-Lena1 That ramp is known as a passerelle, and I'm 100% certain it retracts completely into the transom (stored invisible). I just think they wanted to show off it has one, it can be very handy because getting on / off these yachts if troublesome may ruin your whole experience. You may note the tender is gone, the engine remains (likely to show off the large platform (look less cluttered). The outboard remains, appears to be a long shaft, meaning it likely hangs down too low to remain on the tender while on chocks. Highly likely the engine would have a full cover making it way less of an eyesore.
Great boat at a great price.
What a lovely boat. Looks like something an owner could operate without much training.
@@DenisonYachting Interesting point. Is this training offered by Dennison? And what would the time investment required be?
@@DenisonYachting OK thanks! I've been running around in my SeaRay 35 for a few years now. Eventually I will want to upgrade to something larger with more range and do some island hopping. So it's going to be mostly learning the systems, navigation equipment, handling characteristics, trouble-shooting/light maint etc. Also nice to get some training on boating on the open seas. It's one thing to make a run down the coast to Ft Myers and Key West - quite another to cross a couple hundred miles of open ocean.
@@DenisonYachting You guys are definitely on my contact list when I start to get close to pulling the trigger. You can chalk that up to your excellent videos. I've actually started a notebook to jot down things to look for, inquire about, must haves vs nice to haves vs only if it's free. For obvious reasons, my spouse does not know of its existence.
No seakeeper ??
Galley Small for a 68
I'll take it!!!!! lol
Great! We will be waiting to hear from you.
How much would a boat like this cost?
Hmmm, check the link below the video...
Gotta say I'm not a fan of this Azimut model. Seems to lack the normal high-end fit, finish, and feel of their line. Many little design oversights that I wouldn't expect from Azimut. Offset master berth, the walls in the master look cheap (wrinkles), master TV looks like it's already 10 years old. Sure seems like it needs an aft docking station instead of a sink in the corner. Does the passerail sit on top of the tender?
@@DenisonYachting Fair points! I'm used to seeing new vessels from your team and didn't realize she was a 2007!
Dubai, nice don't need to install a toilet.
Seems a bit dated.
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Bacon?