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Batman will also have a Bat-mobile and several flaming Lamborghinis, but the style of Spider-Man that runs around Venice with Frauscher 747 Mirage is really remarkable, also because this Frauscher is a water super-car. Let’s take a step back. On July 10th “Spider-Man Far From Home” will be released and one of the scenes sees Peter Parker (hidden behind the man-spider mask) wandering around Venice with a Frauscher.
Frauscher 747: a style icon
With its lowering bow, dry lines and carbon fibre side air intakes, the Frauscher 747 Mirage is a boat supercar. With the most powerful engine (350 HP), this 7-metre motorboat reaches a top speed of 56 knots. Frauscher, an Austrian shipyard with a very long history, offers the 747 Mirage in closed or open configuration.
Boat technical sheet: Frauscher 747 Mirage
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