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Vicem unveils the Vanguard line of Superyacht Tenders

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After bringing to the world the Vision Line superyacht, Vicem Yachts is now out with another option for you as they launch their third line of luxury motor yachts called the Vanguard line. Sailing out of the Turkish shipyard, the Vanguard range will feature the Vanguard 45 and the Vanguard 33, which is the perfect harmony between class, well-refined naval architecture state-of-the-art technology.

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Michael Peters has designed the interiors and exteriors of the ships. Intended originally as a stand-alone motor yacht, these babies can hit top speeds of 34 knots and produce as little emissions as 30% when in water.
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