The Saxdor 320 GTO sits inside Finnish design-driven builder Saxdor Yachts' day-boat and weekender segment, a 33.67-foot platform on twin Mercury 300 hp V8 4-Stroke outboards. Cruise runs 28 knots with a 45-knot top and roughly 150 nautical miles of range on a single 118-gallon gas tank. Autograph carries factory warranty coverage through January 26, 2027, and an electric windlass, touch-screen navigation package with GPS, VHF, plotter, and depthsounder handles the helm.
Layout is one cabin over one marine head with 26 gallons of fresh water. Cockpit runs a table with cushions, a cockpit shower, and a foldable swim ladder on the teak swim platform. Battery charger and shore power inlet handle dockside systems, and a solar panel visible in the gallery imagery keeps house loads trickle-charged at anchor. Beam 10.17 feet, minimum draft 1.92 feet, and 6,000 pound dry weight sit on a fiberglass monohull that trailers legally in most jurisdictions.
At $259,000 with 45 hours, Autograph reads to us as a factory-warranty Saxdor 320 GTO with a light usage history that most owners in this segment cannot match. The recent $10,000 step-down from $269,000 is a modest signal at this price point but shifts the value proposition into the range where the platform makes sense against comparable twin-outboard day boats in this length class. If a Finnish-design low-draft day platform fits your program, she earns the walkthrough.
