Azimut Yachts Leonardo 100

Paolo Vitelli’s commitment to the marina is never ending, and this is seen on more than 60 sports yachts he, through his Azimut-benetti yachts’ company, have funded and released to the industry. From 1969’s first models sprouted the 105 Farlaka, the very first handmade yacht of the company that is made from fiberglass. Since its debut in 1983, the model became a hot model in Italy and mass production immediately began.

Today, Paole Vitelli’s line of durable and grand fiberglass yachts are still among the most marketable types in the industry. This is best exemplified by its Leonardo series where the Azimut 100 and 98 belong. These are huge and luxurious adventure and sports yachts. First is the Azimut Leonardo 100 that has an overall length of 30.75 meters, including the pulpit. Its hull is also a concrete 30.45 meters. This also includes the platform of the yacht. The beam at main section is also measured at 6.8 meters. It has a draft is 2.01 meters. These are somewhat near the specifications of its sibling, the Azimut Leonardo 98.

Close to these specifications is the Azimut 95. This one has a near 29.87 meters overall length, including the pulpit. The hull is also measured at 29.47, also including the platform. It has a beam of 6.85 meters and a draft of 1.87 meters with the propellers at full load. With its twin CAT C32 ACERT V12 twin engines, the yacht makes a max speed of 26 knots when half loaded, only 6 knots less than what the Leonardo 100 can produce.

The most popular sales locations by state for the Leonardo 100 are: Missouri, California, Michigan, Alabama, New York, Minnesota, Virginia, Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, Texas, Delaware, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Ohio, Wisconsin, Washington, Florida and Louisiana.