
FAIRLINE TARGA 62 DUJE-Test
Yacht · 62 ft (19 m) · Split
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Fairline
- Modell
- Targa 62 Gran Turismo
- Länge
- 62 ft (19 m)
- Gäste
- 7
- Kabinen
- 3
Urteil
The Fairline Targa 62 Gran Turismo is a capable, well-finished sports cruiser with strong performance, practical 3-cabin accommodation, and the typical Fairline emphasis on solid build quality. Its age and running costs temper value, but it remains a compelling choice for day trips or short family cruising.
Vorteile
- +Strong twin-diesel performance for a 62ft cruiser
- +3 cabins and 2 bathrooms suit family use or charter
- +Good-sized fuel capacity supports longer coastal runs
- +Fairline build and fit-out are well regarded
Nachteile
- −High fuel and maintenance costs typical of this class
- −Real-world specs vary by listing, including year and power
- −Single-crew operation can be demanding in tight marinas
- −Older example may need updated systems and cosmetics
The Targa 62 Gran Turismo is a classic large sports cruiser: low, sleek, and built for a mix of speed and comfort. Fairline’s styling gives it strong dockside appeal, while the 62ft platform provides enough volume for proper cruising rather than just day boating. Public listings show some variation in year, length, and engine output, so condition and refit history matter more than brochure figures.
On the water, this model is known for brisk performance and confident offshore cruising rather than soft, sedate handling. Twin Caterpillar C18 power in this example should deliver strong acceleration and comfortable cruising speeds, with the planing hull and shaft-drive setup favoring stability and predictable tracking. It is still a large boat, so close-quarters maneuvering will require attention, especially with a single crew member.
Inside, the 3-cabin, 2-bath layout is well suited to a family or small charter group, and the day capacity is practical for entertaining. Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi improve livability, while the fuel capacity supports longer coastal passages. As a used model, the main value question is whether the asking price reflects its age, maintenance record, and any upgrades to equipment, upholstery, and onboard systems.


