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brunswick boat group 245 sunbridge

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Yacht · 25 ft (8 m) · Marbella

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 1. September 2026
3.6/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design3.7
Leistung3.4
Komfort3.5
Fahrverhalten3.5
Preis-Leistung3.6

Technische Daten

Werft
brunswick boat group
Modell
245 sunbridge
Länge
25 ft (8 m)
Gäste
7
Kabinen
1
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Urteil

The 245 Sunbridge is a compact family cruiser with sensible space, easy coastal handling and decent weekend livability. It is not a fast or especially refined 25-footer, but it offers a practical mix of cockpit use, cabin shelter and accessible ownership for buyers who value simplicity over luxury.

Vorteile

  • +Compact 25 ft footprint is easier to berth and trailer than larger cruisers
  • +Open sunbridge layout works well for day use and fair-weather cruising
  • +Cabin provides basic overnight capability for a small family or couple
  • +Broad beam helps make the cockpit and interior feel usable for the length

Nachteile

  • Limited cabin volume compared with larger express cruisers
  • Performance depends heavily on engine fit and is modest by modern standards
  • Less suited to rough-water running than deeper offshore designs
  • Interior finish and features are functional rather than premium

The 245 Sunbridge is a small express-style cruiser from Brunswick’s Bayliner line, aimed at easy family boating rather than high-end luxury. Its 25-foot class size and broad beam make it a practical platform, with the sunbridge layout favoring open-air use and simple day-cruising comfort.

On the water, the boat is best seen as an economical, manageable cruiser rather than a performance model. Publicly listed examples of this model family show common sterndrive power around the 220 to 260 hp range, which typically delivers adequate acceleration and relaxed cruising, but not standout speed or offshore punch. Handling should be straightforward for competent owners, with the size and drive setup making marina maneuvering relatively approachable.

Inside, the single-cabin layout suits short weekends or overnight stays for a couple or small family, but space is naturally limited. That makes the boat most attractive to buyers who want simple accommodation, an open cockpit, and lower running costs rather than a full-featured cruiser.

Overall value is fair if the boat is well maintained and priced in line with its age and equipment. The 245 Sunbridge makes sense for buyers prioritizing practical use, moderate ownership costs and easy handling over premium finishes or larger-boat comfort.

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