Khan sold his previous yacht in 2013, replacing it with the 300-foot Kismet, which took two years to build. Back then, the Kismet had a statue of a Jaguar on the front.

The yacht made it to the River City in 2015, docking in the St. Johns River next to the CSX building. Deborah Kaczorowski of Jacksonville told Action News Jax then she was impressed with the Kismet.

According to Superyacht Fan, Kismet is a $360 million yacht that costs around $30 million a year to run. It belongs to Shahid Khan, who owns the Jacksonville Jaguars and Fulham FC as well as Flex ...

Kismet spans about 400 feet in length. It's by far the biggest yacht to dock at that site. The only competition in that category is the previous yachts owned by Khan.

The Kismet is the billionaire's fourth and largest yacht yet. His first was a 160-foot superyacht named "Gallant Lady" he bought from Southeast Toyota executive Jim Moran.

But beyond the flash of race-week revelry, one yacht stands apart from the crowd. At 122 meters, the newly launched KISMET is more than a superyacht.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Do you happen to have $199,039,663 laying around? If so, you can buy Shad Khan’s yacht. The Kismet, delivered by luxury yacht builders Lurssen in 2014, has been listed for ...

But we're actually describing the Kismet megayacht, whose price was just slashed $13.6 million. The yacht is currently selling for $115.9 million. The yacht, built in 2007, fits 12 people and can ...

The larger Kismet offers eight staterooms that can sleep up to 16 guests. The yacht’s interior, designed by Reymond Langton, features wide open public spaces for dining and lounging.

The mega-yacht Kismet, with an estimated worth of at least $200 million, is associated with Pakistani-American billionaire Shahid Khan, owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars professional football team.

According to the Kismet II's broker, Moran Yacht & Ship, she will be available for charter immediately upon launch to cruise the Caribbean and the Mediterranean for a cool $1.65 million per week.

LAUNCHING OF THE KISMET.; J. Roger Maxwell's Steam Yacht Is Now Afloat at Wilmington. June 15, 1899 The New York Times Archives See the article in its original context from June 15, 1899, Page 9 ...