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A NEW HAPPY IGUANA OWNER IN SOUTHAMPTON

Have you ever wondered why an Iguana is the best boat for waterfront properties? 

Easy to launch and simple to store, the Iguana X100 is the ideal versatile RIB for all type of activities. The Iguana is safe, easy to manœuvre, and stored on land away from storms. The Iguana X100 fits perfectly with British boating lifestyle.

This happy new owner in Southampton, can easily launch his boat into the sea and drive the boat out of the water onto his beach to park it into his waterfront property’s garage. 

If you are a waterfront property owner, amphibious boats offer you the freedom of using your boat without the constraints of going to the marina, building a dock, using a trailer or leaving the boat into the water. Iguana owners use their boat more often, in every season and in full safety.

This is the second Iguana acquired by this British owner. He used to have an Iguana Original and switched to an Iguana X100 for more comfort and versatility.

“This Iguana is perfect for my waterfront property, I can store it easily in my garage. It takes me a few minutes to embark and launch my boat into the water. Very valuable.” – Iguana Owner

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An X100 is available for test drives in the UK until April 2022

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Toby Scruby

Toby SCRUBY

UK Sales Representative

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