2007 PDQ MV41

The 2007 PDQ MV41 is a 41-foot fiberglass catamaran built for extended cruising with a focus on stability and efficiency. Powered by a single 260-horsepower Yammer diesel engine, it delivers a cruising speed of approximately 17 knots and a maximum speed near 24 knots. The hull design features a high bridge deck optimized for stability and fuel economy, allowing extended range suitable for long-distance voyaging.

The yacht accommodates six with two cabins and two heads. The master cabin is situated on the main salon deck and includes a queen berth with 360-degree views. The layout provides comfort for extended time aboard, with well-appointed spaces for relaxation.

The boat has received a fresh exterior paint job and currently logs approximately 2,000 hours on the engine. Cruising equipment includes an electric dinghy winch with davit, an oversized anchor system, and an electric windlass to simplify ground tackle operations. A tender with steering console, electric start, and power tilt trim is included for exploring shallow waters and anchorages.