Specifications
Name:
4000-4300 Sovran
Length:
40, 43
Hull Type:
Modified-V
Gross Weight:
--
Fuel Capacity:
375 gals.
Model Years:
2006—2010
Draft:
3'7"
Beam:
14'9"
Water Capacity:
110 gals.
Waste Capacity:
50 gals.
Length w/ Pulpit:
45'3"
The Tiara 4300 Sovran (introduced as the 4000 Sovran in 2006) was a game-changer in the boating industry, the first American boat to be designed exclusively for Volvo’s then new—and soon to be revolutionary—IPS drive system. Pod drives don’t just outperform conventional inboard power; they also require less engine room space. In the 4300 Sovran, Tiara engineers were able to use this extra space by extending the midcabin bulkhead aft, beneath the bridge deck to create a full-size guest cabin complete with its own head. The Sovran’s luxurious interior, an appealing blend of high-gloss cherry cabinets, Ultraleather upholstery and hardwood flooring, features an open salon with convertible settee to starboard and full-service galley to port. The forward stateroom has a queen island berth and flat screen TV. The Sovran’s open cockpit features forward and rear facing lounge seating with a centerline table. Note that the hardtop is fully integrated into the windshield. Volvo 370hp diesels cruise at 22–23 knots; optional 425hp Volvos cruise in the high 20s. One of Tiara’s best-selling models ever, over 100 were sold.
