Carver Yachts (US)

Descripción y Características Carver Yachts (US)

About Carver Yachts
Every Carver Yacht is crafted with the confidence that comes from more than 50 years of quality boat-building expertise. We continue to raise both structural standards and customer expectations through our cutting-edge technology and with generations of handcrafted skills that put our manufacturing in a class by itself.
At Carver, we’re never satisfied with building anything less than the finest luxury cruising yachts in the world. Which is why every step of construction is performed in-house with the perfect blend of artisanship and technology. All so we can closely manage a quality build, one boat at a time.
You can be sure that every Carver Yacht is intelligently crafted to the highest performance and quality standards known to the industry, without compromise. The result is integrity that’s painstakingly built into every square inch of every model.

Carver History
In 1954 in a Milwaukee garage, Charlie Carter and George Verhagen began building mahogany-planked, high-speed runabouts. What started as a hobby soon turned into a business as word quickly spread, and the two fledgling boat builders began selling boats to friends. By combining the first three letters of their last names, the Carver Boat Corporation was born, and the Carver Yacht Group witnessed its humble beginnings.
In 1956, the two entrepreneurs moved their
growing business to Pulaski, Wisconsin, to take advantage of the area’s dedicated work force and excellent transportation facilities. They built mahogany boats throughout the 1960s, adding cabin cruisers to an expanding lineup. In the 1970s, the switch was made to fiberglass hulls, with additional advances that included larger cabin designs and the introduction of the popular 32 Mariner.

By the 1980s, Carver had expanded sales beyond the Great Lakes region to truly become a recognized leader in the luxury motor yacht market. In fact, the motor yacht became synonymous with the Carver brand in the early 1990s. In 1991, Carver was acquired by Genmar Holdings, Inc. The 1990s also witnessed the introduction of the elegant frameless window system and the refinement of the upscale Voyager series. By the late 1990s, all Carver Yachts included no structural wood below the waterline, fiberglass stringers, and a seven-year limited warranty on hull and deck. In 2000, the largest Carver Yacht was introduced—the 57 Voyager Pilothouse.

In 2003, the company acquired manufacturing facilities in Fano, Italy, to build its new line of Nuvari Yachts, partnering with the respected naval architecture firm Nuvolari-Lenard. The year also marked the debut of the Wisconsin-built Marquis Class.

Today, Carver Yachts continues to lead the industry in creating world-class cruising vessels. The future promises new and exciting developments to enhance the ultimate cruising experience that only a Carver can deliver.

Modelos de Carver Yachts (US)

• Carver 47 Motor Yacht
• Carver 46 Voyager
• Carver 44 Sojourn
• Carver 43 Super Sport
• Carver 41 Cockpit Motor Yacht
• Carver 38 Super Sport
• Carver 36 Mariner
• Carver 36 Super Sport
• Carver 56 Voyager SE
• Carver 52 Voyager

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