The 400 GTS has a completely open deck, which is complemented by a T-top roof and a half walkaround layout. It is characterised by the folding side decks, which create additional space on the water, as well as flexible seating and lounge areas. The model is therefore aimed at owners who value an intensive outdoor experience without compromising on comfort and functionality.
In the bow area, a dinette can be converted into a large sunbathing area by lowering the table. Aft, two opposite rows of sofas around a dining table ensure a cosy get-together; this can also be converted into a sun lounger. The steering position has three seats as standard and is well protected under the T-top. A windscreen connected to the roof and optional side glass doors offer additional protection.
Two cabins for overnight stays
Despite its open character, the Saxdor 400 GTS is not only intended for day trips. There are two cabins below deck that can also be used for overnight stays. The model thus combines the fun and freedom of an open boat with the versatility of a cruiser.
Performance with V10 drive
Like its sister models, the 400 GTS is also based on a hull with a double step profile. This ensures efficient planing behaviour, stable handling and superior sailing characteristics. The boat is powered by new Mercury V10 outboards with 425 hp each. This positions the 400 GTS as a powerful yet efficient cruiser that epitomises the brand's philosophy of "more boat, more style, without compromise".
A new chapter for the 400 series
With its open concept, variable deck design and characteristic Saxdor decks, the 400 GTS adds a particularly emotional variant to the range. Whether for day trips along the coast, sociable outings or stylish anchoring - the GTS brings a new level of experience to the 400 family.
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Jan-Ole Puls
Editor Test & Technology
