FAQ
FAQ
Trailering, Launching, and Mobility:
Yes, subject to the particular model, loaded weight, towing vehicle and applicable transportation regulations.
Trailering is a fundamental part of the VIGO concept. Instead of being permanently tied to one marina or waterway, you can take your VIGO to different destinations.
Depending on the model and your vehicle’s towing capacity, yes.
Low weight has been an important VIGO design priority. Compared with traditional houseboats and many cabin cruisers, VIGO is significantly lighter, allowing certain models and configurations to be trailered by a properly equipped SUV.
This can eliminate the need for specialized commercial transportation or a heavy-duty tow vehicle.
Always verify the total loaded trailer weight and your vehicle manufacturer’s towing limits.
VIGO can be launched at suitable recreational boat ramps and marine facilities capable of accommodating the particular boat and trailer combination.
Always check ramp conditions, water depth and available facilities before travelling to an unfamiliar launch.
Not necessarily — and that’s a major ownership advantage.
Because VIGO is trailerable, it can be removed from the water and stored on land when not in use. This can reduce or eliminate the need for a permanent marina slip and provide more options for seasonal and winter storage.
Your VIGO doesn’t have to spend its entire life at one marina — or even on one lake.