Market Guide
Vanquish Yachts VQ70
What this model is, what it trades for, and what to check before you buy.
- Beam
- 18 ft 8 in
- Top speed
- 46 kn
- Cruise
- 35 kn
- Range
- 350 nmi
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Find My BoatThe Vanquish Yachts VQ70 is a 70-foot cruiser built by Vanquish Yachts. Here's what buyers and owners need to know about pricing, specs, ownership costs, and what these boats actually sell for on the Gulf Coast.
Specs snapshot
Pulled from the most recent listing of this model.
- Length Overall
- 72 ft 2 in
- Beam
- 18 ft 8 in
- Max Draft
- 3 ft 11 in
- Min Draft
- 3 ft 11 in
- Dry Weight
- 110,200 lb
- Hull Material
- Marine 5083 Aluminum
- Engine 1
- MAN 2000 HP Inboard Diesel
- Engine 1 Hours
- 106
- Engine 2
- MAN 2000 HP Inboard Diesel
- Engine 2 Hours
- 106
- Drive Type
- Jet Drive
- Cruising Speed
- 35 kn
- Max Speed
- 46 kn
- Range
- 350 nmi
- Fuel Tank
- 1,717 gal
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