A PRE-OWNED IGUANA COMMUTER FOR SALE

 

Do you need an Iguana for next season? As the summer tour comes to an end, this pre-owned 2017 Iguana Commuter is now available. Currently based in Rhode Island, USA, this exceptional vessel showcases the cutting-edge innovation of the Iguana brand, making it the perfect choice for you and your family.

The Commuter ensures maximum comfort and protection with its convertible hardtop and enclosed cockpit design.

IGUANA COMMUTER

Enjoy the smoothest and driest ride ever. Board from land and seamlessly transition to sea, staying dry under the Iguana Commuter’s convertible hardtop. With its comfortable cabin, the Iguana ensures that both owners and guests can relax and enjoy all-day adventures.

PRE-OWNED MODEL FULLY REFITTED IN 2024

SPECIFICATIONS

YEAR: 2017

LOA: 9.20m / 30′

BEAM: 3.10m / 10′

TOTAL HEIGHT (on tracks): 2.90m / 9.5′

WEIGHT (dry): 4,300kg / 9,480 lbs

ENGINES: 2 x 200 HP YAMAHA (414 hours)

KEY FEATURES

2 Shock mitigating helm seats, and seating area

Electric landing gear new battery 

Electric-operated transom ladder

Cosy day cabin

Electrically adjustable hard top

Large center console with twin 10″ screens

 

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