SUMMER 2010
Trader 42 Welcomed into the Cruising Club of Switzerland
On June 17th the Cruising Club of Switzerland officially welcomed their new Trader 42 Signature into the fleet with a baptism on a stunning day at Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth.

The Club's Commodore and several other senior members of the club's
management travelled to the South coast of England to celebrate the special occasion!

The CCS has chosen a three-cabin Trader 42 Signature as the club's second motoryacht. After doing comprehensive research for a 40-45ft motor boat, the Swiss club concluded that a Trader was the only choice. The 42’s Category A ocean-going capabilities, cutting-edge engineering and design, and spacious accommodation make her the ultimate long-range aft-cabin cruiser in this size category.

The CCS, the largest off-shore yachting organisation in Switzerland, boasts more than 6,000 members and has five sailing boats and two motor boats in operation. The Club organises touring schedules for each vessel, and Members can book week-long cruises and benefit from the club's skipper-training programme if they choose.

The Trader 42 "Rolling Swiss II" will be voyaging through Europe on her 2010 tour – to Saint-Malo, London, Amsterdam and beyond. The 2010 schedule for the Trader 42 was fully booked months in advance, by members of the Swiss club who cannot wait to get aboard her!
WINTER 2010
The Sprint has Arrived!
Trader Motor Yachts Ltd. has launched the Trader 38 Sprint,
an all-new high performance cruiser designed around the revolutionary "Zeus" pod propulsion system from Cummins.
"Zeus" combines the engine, power train and all control systems (including steering and helm interface)in one optimised package. The benefits of this are countless. The "sky hook" and joystick features combine to give unparalleled manoevrability, as the boat can move in any direction (as well as stop and hold in position) without the need for a bow thruster. Berthing in a tight spot, getting in and out of locks on the river, speeding off in to the distance after a lovely long lunch at anchor.... it's all never been easier!
But it's not all about the incredible drive system. The 38 Sprint also has the unique hand-crafted design features and throughtful engineering that you only find on a Trader. These include all the "home from home" touches that Trader is known for, such as walk-around side decks with high hand rails, generous berths with domestic levels of comfort, and ample storage. We have introduced some extra-special new features just for the Sprint though! The unique one-piece windscreen is one example, providing unbeatable visibility and a fantastic sporty feel to the saloon.
Motor Boats Monthly called the Sprint a "sleek sports cruiser", which "breaks the mould", while Motor Boat and Yachting has called the model "a thoroughly modern gentleman's runabout". Come and see for yourself! Call us on +44 1243 375211 or email sprint@tradermotoryachts.com to request a viewing or discuss this model.
SUMMER 2009
Trader 75 Superyacht Launched
As with all Trader Motoryachts, below decks owners and guests have their own stairwells for greater privacy. The owners’ suite is aft and is a spacious 28ft. Featuring the signature Trader transom bayview window offering magnificent views as well as privacy, the Trader 75 Superyacht is designed
around the owner’s individual requirements.
The comprehensive system design of the Trader 75 Superyacht utilises the finest components available and full collaboration with the suppliers has helped to ensure full integration. Designed with comfortable and independent passage making in mind, the systems required for this type of cruising are supplied as standard.
The first Trader 75 Superyacht was delivered and handed over to her delighted owner in Summer 2009. The boat is berthed on the Italian Riviera.
Featuring many new design innovations to allow both crew and guests to live comfortably on board, the Trader 75 Superyacht will be the largest Trader on the water and has been designed to provide the ultimate in luxury.
Designers have worked cleverly on the internal layout of the new Trader 75 to ensure that guests and crew can be accommodated separately which is unusual for a craft this size. Eight guests can be accommodated in four magnificent en-suite cabins, and two to three crew accommodated in a self-
contained crew suite, which has direct access to the galley, exterior decks and engine room, allowing complete separation from the guest party when required.
Inside, the Trader 75 is light and airy having been fitted throughout with Anigre, a light tan hardwood,
and a range of luxurious contemporary furnishings and fabrics. The main deck of the interior is a full 44ft from aft deck doors to windscreen and includes a full beam saloon, galley and dining area as well as a separate day head, wheelhouse with viewing seats and internal stairs to the flybridge.
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