Fairline
Oundle boatbuilder Fairline was founded in 1963 and got its name from a fair line of minerals found in a nearby quarry.
The current range includes the Targa sportscruisers and the Squadron flybridge models.
The firm is currently owned by Russian investors Alexander Volov and Igor Glyanenko, following a buyout announced in January 2016.
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Fairline Targa 40 yacht tour: This sleek sportscruiser is larger on the inside
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Fairline Targa 45GT yacht tour: Is this clever design the best of both worlds?
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Secondhand boat buyers’ guide: 4 of the best practical classics for sale
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Fairline Targa 45 Open yacht tour: Good things come in 45ft packages
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Winners of the 2020 Motor Boat Awards revealed
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14 of the best new boats you mustn’t miss at Boot Düsseldorf 2020
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Fairline Targa 58 GTB: British yard embraces beach club trend with new model
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Secondhand boat buyers’ guide: 4 of the best flybridges under 40ft
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Fairline Squadron 53 yacht tour: Style and substance on this modern flybridge
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2020 Motor Boat Awards: 43 finalists revealed across 9 categories
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Fairline Targa 38 used boat review: A decade of design evolution
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Fairline F-Line 33 sea trial: Breathtaking handling shines through on test
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F Line 33 test drive: Behind the wheel of the fastest Fairline to date
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Secondhand buyers’ guide: 4 of the best 50ft sportscruisers for sale
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Fairline Squadron 65 yacht tour: Step inside this Tardis of a flybridge
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Squadron 68: World-first exclusive test of Fairline’s new flagship yacht
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Fairline F Line 33 breaks cover in London reveal
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Used Fairline Squadron 55: A real classic of the flybridge genre
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Fairline Squadron 68: New flybridge builds on the success of the 63 GTO
Fairline’s drive for new product continues apace and these latest digital renderings give the clearest idea yet of what the new flagship of the flybridge range will look like
