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mangusta 80-Test
Mega yacht · 85 ft (26 m) · Puerto Banus
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- mangusta
- Modell
- 80
- Länge
- 85 ft (26 m)
- Gäste
- 12
- Kabinen
- 4
Urteil
The Mangusta 80 is a striking open sport yacht with very strong speed, shallow draft, and sharp styling, but its 2005-era layout prioritizes outdoor use and pace over interior volume. It suits owners who value performance and profile more than quiet, spacious cruising.
Vorteile
- +Distinctive Mangusta/Overmarine styling with low, aggressive profile
- +High top speed and fast cruising behavior
- +Shallow draft expands access to coastal anchorages
- +GRP construction keeps weight in check
- +Wide appeal for day cruising and short luxury trips
Nachteile
- −Interior volume is modest for an 85ft yacht
- −Open layout offers less enclosure and weather protection
- −Fuel burn is high at speed
- −Amenities and cabin count vary by individual refit
- −Better for style and performance than long-range comfort
The Mangusta 80 is a classic Italian open yacht from Overmarine, designed by Rodriguez, with the low-slung profile and clean lines that made the brand famous. At about 85 feet, it looks athletic rather than bulky, and its shallow draft and GRP construction suit coastal cruising and fast transfers.
On the water, the model is known for strong speed and responsive handling, typically with twin MTU diesels and Arneson surface drives. That setup gives it the quick, direct feel buyers expect from a Mangusta, though the same performance focus usually comes with higher fuel consumption and a ride that is less forgiving than on a heavier displacement yacht.
Comfort is respectable for a high-performance open boat, but it is not especially generous in volume for its length. The 2005-era layout usually emphasizes outdoor lounging, with interior accommodations and guest count depending on the specific yacht and refit, so livability can range from practical to very well finished without becoming spacious.
In value terms, the Mangusta 80 remains appealing for buyers who want a proven name, strong performance, and standout styling at a lower entry point than newer yachts of similar length. It is best judged as a fast luxury dayboat and short-range cruiser rather than a pure family passagemaker.


