Performance - master of understatement

The "Petit escargot" is the smallest boat from the yard on Lake of Lugano. The Performance 607, extraordinary for a pleasure craft of these dimensions, hides in the engine room a fireball of 600 HP that pushes this boat in full safety to beyond 135 km/h, always following the docile indications of the pilot with immediate reaction and "flying" precisely like on a binary. The general lines all are marked for a sporty use, with low sides, a streamlined but protective windshield and a long bow, that seems to cut through the water even when the boat stops. The cockpit offers at stern sunbathing mattresses, in front a well padded sofa and the ergonomic pilot and co-pilot seats.

The keel is deep V with varied degrees and the dead-rise sharpened: as equipment for the engine-room the available standard range of motorisation is from 220 hp up to 425 hp from MerCruiser or Volvo Penta in gasoline and diesel version, supplied with a standard fuel tank of 200 liters. The acceleration, accomplices the contained weight and the shape of the hull, is burning, which makes out of the Performance 607 one of the most effective boats to amuse with water-ski. But you can also use these boats dangling around, with the engine at low regime, enjoying the music of the stereo, the panorama and the stability offered by the hull.

With this latest model, the Performance 1307, Performance Marine has created a spacious boat but contained in the dimensions; the first things you notice with emphasis of her 13,20 meters is the enormous bathing platform stern which immediately induces to play water games and the sun bathing mattresses of a generous dimension that invites to comfortable and tanning afternoon rests, besides of hiding underneath a spacious tender garage. The Performance 1307, an offshore, a boat for families and friends, a "pure fun" in navigation thanks to her deep V hull and to the motorizations proposed up to high power in gasoline or diesel.

Homepage: www.performance-marine.de

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