2027 Saxdor 460 GTC for sale in Auckland
Auckland, New Zealand202714.4m
Asking PriceBroker
$1,475,000 NZD
+50 moreMakeSaxdor
Model460 GTC
Year2027
Length14.4m4.1m beam
Fuel1300L tank
EngineMercuryV8
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About this vessel
The Saxdor 460 GTC is the flagship of the Saxdor range — a next-generation performance yacht combining substantial accommodation, triple-outboard performance and an exceptionally adaptable main deck.
Its full-beam wheelhouse can transform from completely enclosed to almost entirely open. Slide back the roof and glass walls, open the side doors and lower the electrically operated terraces to create one continuous entertaining space connected directly to the water.
Built on Saxdor's twin-stepped deep-V hull and available with up to 1,275hp, the 460 GTC delivers confident handling, efficient cruising and speeds of up to approximately 50 knots.
The Saxdor 460 GTC is built to order, allowing the engines, accommodation, electronics and onboard equipment to be tailored to suit how you intend to use the boat.
Indicative pricing: Base specification from NZD $1,475,000. Mid-level specification approximately NZD $1,760,000. High-level specification approximately NZD $2,454,000. All pricing includes freight, GST and delivery in Auckland or Christchurch.
The advertised price applies to the base factory specification with triple Mercury V8 300hp outboards. Final pricing will depend on the engines, accommodation layout, options and equipment selected.
This boat is available to order only and will be built to the purchaser's confirmed specification. A deposit is required to secure a factory build slot.
Nationwide delivery is available and trade-ins will be considered.
Sports Marine — New Zealand's official Saxdor dealer.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSaxdor
Model460 GTC
Year2027
Dimensions
Length overall14.4m
Beam4.1m
Draft0.7m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMercury
Engine modelV8
Engine count3
Drive typeOutboard
Fuel tankage1300L
Features
On board
Triple Mercury V8 300hp outboards
Full-beam enclosed wheelhouse
Power-operated sliding glass roof
Power-operated forward and aft glass walls
Double sliding side doors
Electrically operated fold-down side terraces
Three individual helm seats
Simrad 16-inch navigation display
Simrad 12-inch onboard systems display
Integrated Saxdor Connect monitoring
Forward double cabin
Twin mid-cabin
Bathroom with separate shower
Galley with sink and 80-litre refrigerator
Multiple saloon and aft-deck seating areas
Bow thruster and trim-tab system
Shore power and hot-water system
Vacuum-infused GRP construction
Twin-stepped deep-V hull
Triple Mercury V8 300hp outboards with joystick piloting
Triple Mercury V10 350hp outboards with joystick piloting
Triple Mercury V10 425hp outboards with joystick piloting
Advanced joystick package with integrated proportional bow thruster
Additional aft docking station
Optional aft cabin creating a three-cabin layout
Up to three Simrad 16-inch displays
Simrad radar, VHF, AIS and upgraded sonar packages
E-Fathom lithium generator-replacement system
Cabin and wheelhouse air conditioning
Diesel heating and windscreen demisting
Seakeeper 5 gyro stabilisation
Hydraulic passerelle
Flexiteek decking
Premium audio, television and onboard internet packages
Electric cooking and wet-bar options
Solar panels
Foredeck and aft sunbed packages
Underwater and deck lighting
Additional refrigeration or ice maker
Electrically operated second-row seating
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