Sunseeker Yacht - How Much???

[anonymous-user]

http://www.nqsouthern.com/digitalpublication/digit...

£4.8m :-)

[village idiot]

Mangustas are quite funny... we have stacks of them down in the S.of.France...

My money would go on a Royal Denship 120 Open, Palmer Johnson 120 (soon to be made in Southampton), or perhaps a Pershing or Mochi Dolphin from the Ferretti Group stable.

For those with a slightly more 'real world' budget, any one of these would certainly do the trick! http://www.windyuk.eu/models.html

[FourWheelDrift]

That makes it just over $26million. So it's gone up $2million, must be inflation.

[Not Ideal]

Olf said:

Mars said:

With tonight's jackpot, I'd take this:

That is the aforementioned Wally.

that is absolute porn - had that as my wallpaper for ages

are the squeeker predators good boats or is it a size too big for them..??

[paul0843]

village idiot said:

Mangustas are quite funny... we have stacks of them down in the S.of.France...

My money would go on a Royal Denship 120 Open, Palmer Johnson 120 (soon to be made in Southampton), or perhaps a Pershing or Mochi Dolphin from the Ferretti Group stable.

For those with a slightly more 'real world' budget, any one of these would certainly do the trick! http://www.windyuk.eu/models.html

whats the market like now for this 100-120 foot boats?allways seem to see same boats in boat international for sale month after month after month...

[Adam T]

Predator 108 New (subject to spec) £8,389,500 rrp from Sunseeker - Triple MTU - 2434ps - Arneson Drive (including VAT)

Edited by Adam T on Monday 1st September 13:07

[village idiot]

paul0843 said:

village idiot said:

Mangustas are quite funny... we have stacks of them down in the S.of.France...

My money would go on a Royal Denship 120 Open, Palmer Johnson 120 (soon to be made in Southampton), or perhaps a Pershing or Mochi Dolphin from the Ferretti Group stable.

For those with a slightly more 'real world' budget, any one of these would certainly do the trick! http://www.windyuk.eu/models.html

whats the market like now for this 100-120 foot boats?allways seem to see same boats in boat international for sale month after month after month...

'difficult'

[Adam T]

village idiot said:

paul0843 said:

village idiot said:

Mangustas are quite funny... we have stacks of them down in the S.of.France...

My money would go on a Royal Denship 120 Open, Palmer Johnson 120 (soon to be made in Southampton), or perhaps a Pershing or Mochi Dolphin from the Ferretti Group stable.

For those with a slightly more 'real world' budget, any one of these would certainly do the trick! http://www.windyuk.eu/models.html

whats the market like now for this 100-120 foot boats?allways seem to see same boats in boat international for sale month after month after month...

'difficult'

I disagree.

People with the kind of money require to have these types of boats are not affected by the "crisis" that is attempting to sweep through our economy.

Boats at that value will take a while to sell, as boats have a more personal taste - you would not spend a couple a mil and have something with some one elses taste splattered all over it - even the sunssekers now can be customised to suit specofoc tastes etc.

[paul0843]

imo anyone not affected by current economic climate is very fortunate....from what i see around me things have turned very quickly...all confidence has disappeared overnight...yacht is one of last toys in,so more than likely first one out when things turn sour...at any price if you are looking for money to put back into your business or new venture

[The Moose]

I did have a price on one of these, can't remember off the top of my head though. But if you do order new, expect to wait 18 months - 2 years for delivery, they build all boats to order.

The Moose

[Rum Runner]

Go for a flybridge and get a proper boat instead of a oversized speedboat. One of the best designs in my view is the Sunseeker 82 . Many people must also think so as they have sold plenty , oh and if you go on there website its my wife and me on the vid and photos of the portofino 53,Flybridge 82 and 105 ( the bloke doing the pointing) quite sad really !!!.

Edited by Rum Runner on Thursday 4th September 18:22

[Adam T]

The Moose said:

I did have a price on one of these, can't remember off the top of my head though. But if you do order new, expect to wait 18 months - 2 years for delivery, they build all boats to order.

The Moose

Predator 108 New (subject to spec) £8,389,500 rrp from Sunseeker - Triple MTU - 2434ps - Arneson Drive (including VAT)

Rumrunner, your right, although i prefer the 62 too

[Bungleaio]

FourWheelDrift said:

$16.5million if you take the twin diesel poverty spec option.

I'm loving the idea of a yacht though, they look awesome but they are chufifn expensive!

[Not Ideal]

Lucky they're cheap to run.....NOT!

[Pugsey]

Adam T said:

The Moose said:

I did have a price on one of these, can't remember off the top of my head though. But if you do order new, expect to wait 18 months - 2 years for delivery, they build all boats to order.

The Moose

Predator 108 New (subject to spec) £8,389,500 rrp from Sunseeker - Triple MTU - 2434ps - Arneson Drive (including VAT)

Rumrunner, your right, although i prefer the 62 too

Spot on! Got our first boat this year - Predator 62 and - although we often have friends aboard - as it's just me and the g/f most of the time the 62 is the perfect beast. We don't need the extra space of the 84 and you're starting to need crew at that size which is a complete pain. Massive leap in price from around £1.2m for 62 to £2.9m or so for 82 too! Not that we bought brand new btw!

PS Edited twice - really musct lern to spel!

Edited by Pugsey on Tuesday 16th September 15:19

Edited by Pugsey on Tuesday 16th September 15:20

[Vesuvius 996]

http://www.edmistoncompany.com/CrewRegistration.as...


I wonder what the girl bottom right does....?

I could think of something

[Not Ideal]

haha - dark haired one on the left is fitter..!!

[Adam T]

Pugsey said:

Adam T said:

The Moose said:

I did have a price on one of these, can't remember off the top of my head though. But if you do order new, expect to wait 18 months - 2 years for delivery, they build all boats to order.

The Moose

Predator 108 New (subject to spec) £8,389,500 rrp from Sunseeker - Triple MTU - 2434ps - Arneson Drive (including VAT)

Rumrunner, your right, although i prefer the 62 too

Spot on! Got our first boat this year - Predator 62 and - although we often have friends aboard - as it's just me and the g/f most of the time the 62 is the perfect beast. We don't need the extra space of the 84 and you're starting to need crew at that size which is a complete pain. Massive leap in price from around £1.2m for 62 to £2.9m or so for 82 too! Not that we bought brand new btw!

PS Edited twice - really musct lern to spel!

Edited by Pugsey on Tuesday 16th September 15:19

Edited by Pugsey on Tuesday 16th September 15:20

Pugsey - 62 is probably the right size to be able to spend a good few nights out and about, withinout feeling cramped and on top of each other - also like you say having crew just is a pain.

Did you ever think about the 72 or do you not value your frinds... 10foot extra.... personally dont think its worth the £400-£500k extra.

Personal fav, price, speed, and vfm is the portofino 53.

[paul0843]

go on pugsey,as you did not buy new,what kind of deal did you do..?

[Adam T]

paul0843 said:

go on pugsey,as you did not buy new,what kind of deal did you do..?

I cant see it being too much off list - depandant on engines and final specs no doubt - saves a wait though for a new craft!!

Regards

Adam