This is now in an "Evo" packages, in 55 and 60 foot lengths, basically all the furnishings and trim are slightly more 21st century Italian in style. The main differences between the 55 and the 60 is the larger version has a third cabin (double-bunk) and a very tiny single-person crew cabin at the back.
It sure would benefit a lot of potential future yacht owners if in these presentations you would list the price range. And yes, I’ve heard and know all about the “If you have to ask, your probably can’t afford it”. Just list a range, then we can decide if in fact the quality justifies the cost.
The Fairline range never comes with a mess (dinette) downstairs always insisting on an extra cabin. So if you have a lot of people to ferry around, the Fairline is better. If you want the option of slightly more private dining (because the upper is so exposed due to windows) then the Sunseeker is the better model.
This is my favourite Sunseeker! Very unique and versatile. No need onboard crew for small group leisure-seekers. Great for a Tobago recreation
This is now in an "Evo" packages, in 55 and 60 foot lengths, basically all the furnishings and trim are slightly more 21st century Italian in style. The main differences between the 55 and the 60 is the larger version has a third cabin (double-bunk) and a very tiny single-person crew cabin at the back.
This yacht is perfect
It sure would benefit a lot of potential future yacht owners if in these presentations you would list the price range. And yes, I’ve heard and know all about the “If you have to ask, your probably can’t afford it”. Just list a range, then we can decide if in fact the quality justifies the cost.
FMTFXE22 absolutely right
If i ever can afford a real boat a predator would be MY choice the black model though.
will i see this boat in miami fla in the U.S ?
+lionhart2728 Only if someone buys it and lives there I suppose.
Shame he didn’t show how you achieve shade with that roof...
I prefer the new Fairline 63 GTO who invented this concept.
The Fairline range never comes with a mess (dinette) downstairs always insisting on an extra cabin. So if you have a lot of people to ferry around, the Fairline is better. If you want the option of slightly more private dining (because the upper is so exposed due to windows) then the Sunseeker is the better model.
HELLO THE BOAT SHOW I WANT TO BUY SUNSEEKER PREADTOR 57 FOR MY FAMILY