Agree with your final comments, I saw the thumbnail and thought yeah I'm not sure but by the end of the tour my mind was changed, very well designed and really good looking and functional. Amazing vid again team. 👏👏👏❤️🇬🇧
Im a big fan of all the Princess and Pearl Yachts (Pearl 72 is a favourite). But I must say that this has really impressed me, and this may be my new favourite. I do really like the total set up of the Sunseeker Ocean 156. The only change would be, a single crew cabin with bunk beds, and omitting the other cabin for a seating area for the crew?? Very Nice 10 out of 10
Brilliant review again... I think this boat is a bit of a game changer. You put a lot of work into this post and it paid off... well done. Very enjoyable.
Just amazed at the wealth of knowledge Jack brings to every review. I watch many yacht review channels and clearly Jack is the best! (not Jack's mom, haha).
Thanks Jack! Another great video. I was sold on the Princess X80 as the,perfect yacht, but the O 156 gives it a run for its money! I would love to see a comparison video with your thoughts and final selection.
Jack, thanks for a fine, thorough tour. I read an interesting comment from a captain on a competing UHV (Ultra High Volume} yacht from Horizon. He said his stabilizers stopped working on a passage and the boat starting rolling 20 degrees each way. It scared the you-know-what out of him. There are so many compromises made in this Sunseeker to gain a main deck ballroom and luxurious space -- the boat is plainly tubby-looking; the engine room is ridiculously cramped; and your crew will not be smiling after spending a week or so in that windowless, claustrophobic crew space. And take good care of your stabilizers!
Brilliant review Jack and team, superb! I guess it’s perfect for people looking for volume of accommodation on the water over anything else. The handling at sea did impressive though. I can’t imagine buying this style of boat, but if I was it would be this or the Princess. Tough choice.
Stunning interior , I thought the same of exterior -but for what your getting with handling and interior design and Sunseeker heritage build quality ,thats an easy comprimise.
Thank you Jack for a fine stem to stern review. Must say I am impressed that your driving impression was quite positive. As others have stated, if one likes this design it really should be for an owner/operator. Personally, I would feel guilty treating my crew to those quarters.
Jack, I watch a rather obscene number of motor yacht / superyacht walkthroughs. Some are significantly better than others for sure. I love them all. I love everything about the idea of these boats; truly demonstrates just how incredible man's imagination is. Regarding presentations, yours are far and away the very best. At this point, I watch such videos not simply for the boats, but also for how they present them. Your videos are so incredibly well thought out and executed, I just don't think many of your viewers really appreciate what you and your team have done...each and every time. It's so clear that you guys love what you do and you do your homework so well with each boat that one would think you built it yourself or at least designed it. When I walk other channels, I often critique their videography and their choices for everything. Then there are the brokers. I've never seen a broker's video that does a boat justice. It's a crime, really. However, when I watch yours I can never - as much as I try - find anything I would change in how you do it. Well, there might be one thing I'd change. :) Just for a gag, you and your team should do a parody of a James Bond intro that culminates with a typical, "Your mission, double oh Haines, is to create the very best walkthrough of the Sunseeker one five two." Yada yada, you get the idea. I say that with all due respect. Sometimes I think all you UK boys grow up, serve in the royal navy and go on to do something magnificent in the yachting world. Anyway, cheers to you and your team. Just wonderful work. And while I may be a long time off from ever setting foot on such an engineering treasure, I am thankful for channels like yours that let me imagine setting foot on the teak and slipping out on to the bow while underway to feel the salty spray just around twilight.
Thank you for taking the time to write that comment, it’s so pleasing to see the hard work we put into creating these videos being recognised. This was a particularly challenging shoot thanks to the weather and time constraints and the team did an amazing job putting it together so quickly (we only tested the boat last Monday). So thank you, sincerely, for the comment - Jack
Beauty is in the eye of the beer-holder. I’ve only had one and I think it looks pretty good. Maybe could have a profiled lead-in on the front top balcony rather than a straight handrail but otherwise looks good. In any case, people who buy these are generally on them, not sat on the quay looking at them... and it’s fabulous on board. Oh: except that wall to window behind the large telly. That would upset my eyes... needs to be one texture behind the whole telly.
Good review. It's great to see a yacht being driven in less than ideal conditions (and handling them in pretty impressive fashion) and low light. None of the new 80-90 ft high volume yachts like the Sunseeker or Ferretti are going to qualify as super model beautiful. They are pretty big girls. They do have comfort in spades though. You just need to figure out which suits you the best. I like the Ferretti the best. It's the covered front deck that I like. But they are all good in their own way.
This sacrifies sleek outside design - as the X80 does - for some bulky and non aestethic design outside for stunning inside space and feeling. Thanks for this cinematic review as from the very beginning of your channel. No wonder you hit 523k subs already
Fantastic yacht and review. The "crew space" needs revisiting as it's clearly not enough for more than an intermittent weekend overnighter crew. This boat would require shore-based housekeeping, exterior cleaning, and contract cook and captain staff for away visits. That's a lot of coordination, perhaps cheaper to operate and affords "total privacy" - but intermittently only. Beautiful, Yes, Practical? Not sure. This open main deck was the problem that Bernetti solved with another deck on their B'yond Explorer.
Not the best looking MY Sunseeker have ever made, the external looks will certainly divide opinion. The internal style and functionality are excellent though. However when going up against a Princess in the same class it's an easy choice, X80. Great video Jack, seeing the boat in action and conducing a tour whilst under way is a welcome change from tours at a show, would love to see move like this. Have you ever thought about doing a video with a complete novice to demonstrate how easy, (or hard!) it is for someone who's a beginner to operate a MY? Just putting myself out there as a willing volunteer 😀Simon
She is an interesting and versatile boat you can plan her as you need. Master at the top - hum maybe for a charter boat yea. Downstairs as she is it's good if you need only 4 cabins then it's absolutely fine. She is a charter or a family boat Sunseeker has done a good job, hull shape, engines, mini crew area ( not so good) but it's got the basics. You pay your money, pick your options Or what you pay is what you get. The examples of this boat versus Princess X80 or Ferretti 80 that's a hard choice to make.
the shape of the bridge windscreen is similar to the Pershing gtx116 . its like a portuguese bridge without the "wall with gate "in front. Is this a new trend?
Pearl 82 anyone ? Same length . Less volume but still large for its size and 10 X better looking . When you are on a yacht how much time do you spend inside anyway ? I don't get the Princess X range ether for the same reason as this yacht .
Great review. YB has achieved excellence in hosting, cinematography, editing and now has the companion website. That could use some improvements in usability but I’m sure it’s just a matter of time. I for one don’t mind the styling. It looks a bit busy and the lines don’t flow as well as the Princess X80 but it’s started to grow on me pretty fast. As a matter of fact, I’m wondering how small a boat of this type could be made. Could something like this be shrunk to a 65 foot boat and not look like it was made by Frankenstein Boat Works? I’m no yacht designer but I’d like to see the concepts. The only. Reason I wouldn’t plunk money down on something like this is that I absolutely love to pilot boats and I don’t want crew around to invade my family time. After Cannes and Monaco just wrapped, I’m hoping to see a whole slew of new reviews!
well presented, jack. interesting departure from normal design. IMO the have a lot of convincing to do on the door on the bow to the dining area when she starts taking green water. i know its not intended for those kinds of conditions but things happen and biscay always surprises. this seems like a literal attempt at a floating condo rather than a boat. im sure thye will sell. this is that the wife wants these days.
This is a very practical boat focused on living space at its best for the size. The exterior look doesn’t bother me. Not being able to see the nose from the wheel does matter to me. Very nice toy and of course great performance from Sunseeker.
dude ! price of this boat minus options you mentioned leaves still a gap of 777k between price of this boat and base price you mentioned. care to clarify where this gulp of money is spent on the boat?! thanks.
Good review, but Sunseeker seem to be going all out to surpass the boundaries of tasteful styling. This looks like a five year-old's rendering of a boat. Draw a basic outline then randomly add bits on.
Jack, please don't tease. You stood in the galley and clearly suggested, "IF you're running the boat with crew... ." Were of the mind when you spoke this that the Ocean 156 can be bought as an Owner/Operator purchase? If so, what are the stipulations? ... . ___________________________
Sunseeker has already sold one to an owner/operator. They may have a deck hand/stew but they will skipper. Perfectly viable for an experienced owner - Jack
@@Yachtbuyer Jack, one more for the road. Loving the beam on the 156 but was wondering how much longer for an Owner/Operator with a little more beam, or is this the longest, widest an adventurous buyer can get for the sake of that "apartment feel"? ... . ___________________________
Don't know about the looks. You have to consider how it would look at night gliding out of the harbor at Ibiza all lite up with dance music blaring as it does an evening party charter. If you check out some of the TH-cam channels for boating for the Miami River you see 3 or 4 of this style of Yacht being used for charter, sometimes by the day or even hour, so you can see them at work in their natural environment. (What would David Attenborough say about them?) The business case for these is obvious in those videos. The Princess X80 is just as "ugly" as this and sells well. Nick's review of the X80 pointed out that the crew area on that yacht was configurable - is the crew area on this yacht configurable also?. A Nordhavn or a Kady-Krogan is not pretty compared to a classic SunSeeker but they sell. As for picking between your 3 choices I don't really see a great difference to drive a choice. The Sparkman-Stephens Ketch Salamandar that you sailed past is way prettier that any of these boats. I probably would NOT take one of these as a private yacht - the crew area is to small. I would take a set of smaller engines and a smaller engine room to improve crew accommodations. The crew is far more important to a happy private yacht than another 5 - 10 knots you would never use.
120k for a sun bed/seating unit, wow what value, once again a manufacturer knowing their clientele, and of course seeing them coming from a mile away, good for them for getting away with it i say, a mug and his money are soon parted is an old saying, never more apt than with the price of extras on these already ridiculously expensive boats.
Considering it’s boxy type nature I was pretty impressed with the boat until you got to the crew space which they have tried their hardest to make the worst space possible for their comfort.Why anyone would crew on this boat is beyond me.
I don't mind her looks, and the space gained for an open family style main deck is great. However, how many boats this size are owner operated? And there's no place for the crew to eat, or even sit. Sacrificing a guest cabin to gain decent crew area would be the way to go imho.
Sunseeker make beautiful interiors and good handling boats. But even as a previous Sunseeker owner, i have to say this style of boats is not pretty. More like houseboats with big engines... Thankfully, they do other much nicer designs.
Uber wealthy people don’t buy these. These are designed & built for “new money” like professional athletes, investment bankers, musicians, Silicon Valley bros etc. Not only do these not look good they don’t ride well in open water & the ergonomics are inferior to better boats.
The brands you mentioned in the video, their equivalents all kind of look the same as the Sunseeker. Not attractive, and even more importantly, doesn’t look like a Sunseeker
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This is an awesome yacht, so spacious and so many options, great level of equipment and finishes. Great tour Jack thank you.
Agree with your final comments, I saw the thumbnail and thought yeah I'm not sure but by the end of the tour my mind was changed, very well designed and really good looking and functional.
Amazing vid again team. 👏👏👏❤️🇬🇧
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching! - Jack
Im a big fan of all the Princess and Pearl Yachts (Pearl 72 is a favourite). But I must say that this has really impressed me, and this may be my new favourite. I do really like the total set up of the Sunseeker Ocean 156. The only change would be, a single crew cabin with bunk beds, and omitting the other cabin for a seating area for the crew?? Very Nice 10 out of 10
It’s nice to see her on a darker day, it really lets the interior lighting pop.
I’d love to see an exterior day/night all lit up on these vids.
We aim to please! 😉
Brilliant review again... I think this boat is a bit of a game changer. You put a lot of work into this post and it paid off... well done. Very enjoyable.
Thanks Mikey! - Jack
Just amazed at the wealth of knowledge Jack brings to every review. I watch many yacht review channels and clearly Jack is the best! (not Jack's mom, haha).
Thanks so much! (Is that you, Dad?) - J
Thanks Jack! Another great video. I was sold on the Princess X80 as the,perfect yacht, but the O 156 gives it a run for its money! I would love to see a comparison video with your thoughts and final selection.
Agreed, would love to try and get that off the ground - J
@@ralphweber2522 the crew area and engine room on the princess far exceeds this sunseeker. There is no comparison
Brilliant review, lots of top class info and opinions, honest also.. Great.. Thankyou. 😊😊🏴🏴
Another great review, thanks Jack.
My pleasure! - J
Jack, thanks for a fine, thorough tour. I read an interesting comment from a captain on a competing UHV (Ultra High Volume} yacht from Horizon. He said his stabilizers stopped working on a passage and the boat starting rolling 20 degrees each way. It scared the you-know-what out of him. There are so many compromises made in this Sunseeker to gain a main deck ballroom and luxurious space -- the boat is plainly tubby-looking; the engine room is ridiculously cramped; and your crew will not be smiling after spending a week or so in that windowless, claustrophobic crew space. And take good care of your stabilizers!
Brilliant review Jack and team, superb!
I guess it’s perfect for people looking for volume of accommodation on the water over anything else. The handling at sea did impressive though.
I can’t imagine buying this style of boat, but if I was it would be this or the Princess. Tough choice.
Love to see all three on a review side by side 156 v X80 v infantino in a grand tour review
Stunning interior , I thought the same of exterior -but for what your getting with handling and interior design and Sunseeker heritage build quality ,thats an easy comprimise.
Thank you Jack for a fine stem to stern review. Must say I am impressed that your driving impression was quite positive.
As others have stated, if one likes this design it really should be for an owner/operator. Personally, I would feel guilty treating my crew to those quarters.
For me, she is probably one of the three best boats available... Would rather have the 5th cabin though...
Very good video of a very interesting yacht.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Jack, I watch a rather obscene number of motor yacht / superyacht walkthroughs. Some are significantly better than others for sure. I love them all. I love everything about the idea of these boats; truly demonstrates just how incredible man's imagination is.
Regarding presentations, yours are far and away the very best. At this point, I watch such videos not simply for the boats, but also for how they present them. Your videos are so incredibly well thought out and executed, I just don't think many of your viewers really appreciate what you and your team have done...each and every time. It's so clear that you guys love what you do and you do your homework so well with each boat that one would think you built it yourself or at least designed it.
When I walk other channels, I often critique their videography and their choices for everything. Then there are the brokers. I've never seen a broker's video that does a boat justice. It's a crime, really. However, when I watch yours I can never - as much as I try - find anything I would change in how you do it. Well, there might be one thing I'd change. :)
Just for a gag, you and your team should do a parody of a James Bond intro that culminates with a typical, "Your mission, double oh Haines, is to create the very best walkthrough of the Sunseeker one five two." Yada yada, you get the idea. I say that with all due respect. Sometimes I think all you UK boys grow up, serve in the royal navy and go on to do something magnificent in the yachting world.
Anyway, cheers to you and your team. Just wonderful work. And while I may be a long time off from ever setting foot on such an engineering treasure, I am thankful for channels like yours that let me imagine setting foot on the teak and slipping out on to the bow while underway to feel the salty spray just around twilight.
Thank you for taking the time to write that comment, it’s so pleasing to see the hard work we put into creating these videos being recognised. This was a particularly challenging shoot thanks to the weather and time constraints and the team did an amazing job putting it together so quickly (we only tested the boat last Monday). So thank you, sincerely, for the comment - Jack
Beauty is in the eye of the beer-holder. I’ve only had one and I think it looks pretty good. Maybe could have a profiled lead-in on the front top balcony rather than a straight handrail but otherwise looks good.
In any case, people who buy these are generally on them, not sat on the quay looking at them... and it’s fabulous on board. Oh: except that wall to window behind the large telly. That would upset my eyes... needs to be one texture behind the whole telly.
I am sold on the Ocent 156. I prefer it over even the Ocean 182
Thank you for sharing! I am impressed!
Thank you too!
Good review. It's great to see a yacht being driven in less than ideal conditions (and handling them in pretty impressive fashion) and low light. None of the new 80-90 ft high volume yachts like the Sunseeker or Ferretti are going to qualify as super model beautiful. They are pretty big girls. They do have comfort in spades though. You just need to figure out which suits you the best. I like the Ferretti the best. It's the covered front deck that I like. But they are all good in their own way.
This sacrifies sleek outside design - as the X80 does - for some bulky and non aestethic design outside for stunning inside space and feeling. Thanks for this cinematic review as from the very beginning of your channel. No wonder you hit 523k subs already
Thanks Michael, glad you like what we’re doing! - Jack
I love these videos.❤
Fantastic yacht and review. The "crew space" needs revisiting as it's clearly not enough for more than an intermittent weekend overnighter crew. This boat would require shore-based housekeeping, exterior cleaning, and contract cook and captain staff for away visits. That's a lot of coordination, perhaps cheaper to operate and affords "total privacy" - but intermittently only.
Beautiful, Yes, Practical? Not sure. This open main deck was the problem that Bernetti solved with another deck on their B'yond Explorer.
Thanks Edward! - Jack
Thanks Jack. Seems a bit top Healy. 😊
Ferretti InFYnito 90! 😎
Cool boat in cool weather.I like it (interior could maybe be a bit warmer) Fast Yeep yachting (🤗Speed iz imp!🔱🌊
I'd say the direct competition includes NuMarine 75, 30 and Bering 88/80 as well?
In terms of space, yes, but not performance - J
Not the best looking MY Sunseeker have ever made, the external looks will certainly divide opinion. The internal style and functionality are excellent though. However when going up against a Princess in the same class it's an easy choice, X80.
Great video Jack, seeing the boat in action and conducing a tour whilst under way is a welcome change from tours at a show, would love to see move like this. Have you ever thought about doing a video with a complete novice to demonstrate how easy, (or hard!) it is for someone who's a beginner to operate a MY? Just putting myself out there as a willing volunteer 😀Simon
She is an interesting and versatile boat you can plan her as you need. Master at the top - hum maybe for a charter boat yea. Downstairs as she is it's good if you need only 4 cabins then it's absolutely fine.
She is a charter or a family boat Sunseeker has done a good job, hull shape, engines, mini crew area ( not so good) but it's got the basics.
You pay your money, pick your options
Or what you pay is what you get.
The examples of this boat versus Princess X80 or Ferretti 80 that's a hard choice to make.
the shape of the bridge windscreen is similar to the Pershing gtx116 . its like a portuguese bridge without the "wall with gate "in front. Is this a new trend?
I think it looks great. Who wants to own the same boat as everyone else?
Pearl 82 anyone ? Same length . Less volume but still large for its size and 10 X better looking . When you are on a yacht how much time do you spend inside anyway ?
I don't get the Princess X range ether for the same reason as this yacht .
Great review. YB has achieved excellence in hosting, cinematography, editing and now has the companion website. That could use some improvements in usability but I’m sure it’s just a matter of time. I for one don’t mind the styling. It looks a bit busy and the lines don’t flow as well as the Princess X80 but it’s started to grow on me pretty fast. As a matter of fact, I’m wondering how small a boat of this type could be made. Could something like this be shrunk to a 65 foot boat and not look like it was made by Frankenstein Boat Works? I’m no yacht designer but I’d like to see the concepts. The only. Reason I wouldn’t plunk money down on something like this is that I absolutely love to pilot boats and I don’t want crew around to invade my family time. After Cannes and Monaco just wrapped, I’m hoping to see a whole slew of new reviews!
Thanks for the comment Dave, much appreciated! You’re right, on the way back from Monaco with lots of good stuff in the bag - Jack
well presented, jack. interesting departure from normal design. IMO the have a lot of convincing to do on the door on the bow to the dining area when she starts taking green water. i know its not intended for those kinds of conditions but things happen and biscay always surprises. this seems like a literal attempt at a floating condo rather than a boat. im sure thye will sell. this is that the wife wants these days.
This is a very practical boat focused on living space at its best for the size. The exterior look doesn’t bother me. Not being able to see the nose from the wheel does matter to me. Very nice toy and of course great performance from Sunseeker.
At 2:27 how can one throttle be in speed mode and the other in neutral when driving?
Single lever mode syncs both engines to one throttle. Very handy… - Jack
dude ! price of this boat minus options you mentioned leaves still a gap of 777k between price of this boat and base price you mentioned. care to clarify where this gulp of money is spent on the boat?! thanks.
We can’t list every option in the video for obvious reasons, but those are the most expensive ones - Jack
How does this Sunseeker compare to the Pearl 95? 🤔
The Sunseeker 100 Yacht is more of a rival to the Pearl than this… - Jack
Looks like a double decker houseboat on a V-hull 😮
Can anybody explain what does this Yacht have to do with the number "156" in its name since it's not 15.6m, 156m, 15.6ft or 156ft in length?
Gross Tonnage: 156 GT
Omg, no sink next to the grill, jack is not happy but he refrained from commenting
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The inside is nice, the outside not so much.
can this be piloted by single person?????????
No, you’d need help handling lines and fenders etc… - Jack
@@Yachtbuyer what smallest you recommend that can pilot by self?
I think much over 50ft is going to be tricky but it really depends on the style of boat... - Jack
Good review, but Sunseeker seem to be going all out to surpass the boundaries of tasteful styling. This looks like a five year-old's rendering of a boat. Draw a basic outline then randomly add bits on.
How else to do it? :) This design wants to be a Byond 37 but hasn't got the space... I think.
Looks like the boat version of Homer's car
Looks like three separate boats stuck together
Jack, please don't tease. You stood in the galley and clearly suggested, "IF you're running the boat with crew... ." Were of the mind when you spoke this that the Ocean 156 can be bought as an Owner/Operator purchase? If so, what are the stipulations?
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Sunseeker has already sold one to an owner/operator. They may have a deck hand/stew but they will skipper. Perfectly viable for an experienced owner - Jack
@@Yachtbuyer Jack, one more for the road. Loving the beam on the 156 but was wondering how much longer for an Owner/Operator with a little more beam, or is this the longest, widest an adventurous buyer can get for the sake of that "apartment feel"?
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What’s a great life you live. Need an assistant? Lol
Don't know about the looks. You have to consider how it would look at night gliding out of the harbor at Ibiza all lite up with dance music blaring as it does an evening party charter. If you check out some of the TH-cam channels for boating for the Miami River you see 3 or 4 of this style of Yacht being used for charter, sometimes by the day or even hour, so you can see them at work in their natural environment. (What would David Attenborough say about them?) The business case for these is obvious in those videos. The Princess X80 is just as "ugly" as this and sells well. Nick's review of the X80 pointed out that the crew area on that yacht was configurable - is the crew area on this yacht configurable also?. A Nordhavn or a Kady-Krogan is not pretty compared to a classic SunSeeker but they sell. As for picking between your 3 choices I don't really see a great difference to drive a choice. The Sparkman-Stephens Ketch Salamandar that you sailed past is way prettier that any of these boats. I probably would NOT take one of these as a private yacht - the crew area is to small. I would take a set of smaller engines and a smaller engine room to improve crew accommodations. The crew is far more important to a happy private yacht than another 5 - 10 knots you would never use.
120k for a sun bed/seating unit, wow what value, once again a manufacturer knowing their clientele, and of course seeing them coming from a mile away, good for them for getting away with it i say, a mug and his money are soon parted is an old saying, never more apt than with the price of extras on these already ridiculously expensive boats.
Great review thanks! nice boat SS but top heavy look so a little ugly.
No crew area...would that pass the Red Ensign Laws?
Considering it’s boxy type nature I was pretty impressed with the boat until you got to the crew space which they have tried their hardest to make the worst space possible for their comfort.Why anyone would crew on this boat is beyond me.
I don't mind her looks, and the space gained for an open family style main deck is great. However, how many boats this size are owner operated? And there's no place for the crew to eat, or even sit. Sacrificing a guest cabin to gain decent crew area would be the way to go imho.
Hull #2 will be owner-run, I believe, you make a good point - Jack
Sunseeker make beautiful interiors and good handling boats.
But even as a previous Sunseeker owner, i have to say this style of boats is not pretty. More like houseboats with big engines...
Thankfully, they do other much nicer designs.
Re your question, prefer the X80 to this, from the outside anyway, but frankly, the Italians would get my money at this price and size... 👍
A Magellano is far prettier.
It would be so much better without the extends seating and use that space for crew. That extends seating is silly
Worst design ever!
To empty up in helm salon.Needs Opulence ☝🏼
Has James forgiven you yet for getting to drive this beast or did they let him have a go in the end?
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I understand why people buy them but this style of boxy boats is so painfully ugly looking from the outside.
The owners are inside.
This type of boat is for people inside looking out, not for people outside looking in. Prestige is secondary.
Uber wealthy people don’t buy these. These are designed & built for “new money” like professional athletes, investment bankers, musicians, Silicon Valley bros etc. Not only do these not look good they don’t ride well in open water & the ergonomics are inferior to better boats.
nice ship, not for me
It’s not a pretty boat or what we expect of Sunseeker with their usual sleek styling.
Looks awkward and ugly
The brands you mentioned in the video, their equivalents all kind of look the same as the Sunseeker. Not attractive, and even more importantly, doesn’t look like a Sunseeker
Ugly on the outside and looks like a furniture store on the inside
Good function, nice interior, unattractive form. Looks like Lego.
Very nice but 82 Feet is too small.