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Boat · 60 ft (18 m) · Cancun
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Sunseeker
- Modell
- Predator 60ft
- Länge
- 60 ft (18 m)
- Gäste
- 20
Urteil
A fast, stylish hardtop sports yacht with strong offshore credentials and a proven Sunseeker layout, but the 2009 Predator 60 is best suited to day use or short stays rather than serious family cruising.
Vorteile
- +Distinctive Sunseeker styling with a low-slung sports yacht profile
- +Strong performance potential; published top speeds around 40 knots
- +3-cabin layout on many examples suits owner use or charter
- +Good beam for a 60-foot class boat, giving a stable feel underway
Nachteile
- −Original model age means condition and refit quality matter a lot
- −Accommodation is compact for extended cruising compared with newer yachts
- −Typical published guest capacity is lower than the 20-person charter listing
- −Fuel burn and maintenance can be significant on twin high-output diesels
The 2009 Sunseeker Predator 60 is a classic British sports cruiser: long, low and aggressive in profile, with the brand’s familiar emphasis on teak, sharp lines and a hardtop-style deck arrangement. In public specs, the model is around 63'7" overall with a 16'9" beam, and it was designed as a high-speed luxury yacht rather than a spacious floating apartment.
On the water, the Predator 60 is known for brisk performance and confident offshore manners. Published figures vary by engine fit, but the model is commonly listed with top speeds in the mid-30-knot range and up to about 40 knots in standard Sunseeker literature. Handling is generally a strong point: it tracks well at speed, feels composed in the turn, and suits owners who want a yacht that still drives like a performance boat.
Comfort is good for weekend cruising, especially in the usual 3-cabin arrangement, but it is not a large-volume 60-footer by modern standards. Cabins and saloon space are respectable for the class, yet storage and long-stay livability are limited compared with newer, wider yachts. A charter listing that advertises 20 guests is far above the model’s typical private-yacht setup, so real-world comfort will depend heavily on the specific refit and local operating configuration.
Value is strongest when the boat has been well maintained and updated, because the platform remains desirable, recognizable and capable. As a 2009 example, buyers should weigh refit history, engine hours, electronics age and mechanical servicing carefully, since these boats can be rewarding but expensive to keep at their best.


