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Yacht · 54 ft (16 m) · Phuket
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Especificaciones clave
- Astillero
- Azimut
- Modelo
- AZ54 Standard Europe
- Eslora
- 54 ft (16 m)
- Pasajeros
- 20
- Camarotes
- 3
Veredicto
The Azimut AZ54 Standard Europe is a stylish late-1990s flybridge cruiser with strong twin-725 hp performance, a practical 54ft platform, and solid equipment for coastal family use. It is best viewed as a 6-guest yacht with 3 cabins and 2 heads, not a high-capacity charter boat.
Ventajas
- +Classic Azimut flybridge styling with Italian lines
- +Twin 725 hp Volvo Penta diesel package
- +Good cruising range and fuel capacity for its class
- +Autopilot, GPS, air conditioning, and Wi‑Fi listed
- +3-cabin layout with 2 bathrooms
Desventajas
- −Listing capacity conflicts; verified data shows 6 guests, not 20
- −Older 1999 build means more refit and maintenance risk
- −Limited by 54ft size for larger-group comfort
- −Noisy or fuel-heavy compared with newer IPS-era yachts
The AZ54 Standard Europe is a traditional Azimut flybridge motor yacht from 1999, built on a 54ft platform with the brand’s recognizable Italian styling and a planing hull. Verified specs show twin 725 hp Volvo Penta D11 engines, a fuel capacity of 2,340 L, and a 6-guest / 3-cabin arrangement, which is more consistent with private cruising than large-group charter use.
On the water, this model should feel quick and responsive for its era, with the power package supporting confident planing performance and steady coastal passages. The hull form and twin-shaft setup favor straightforward helming and predictable handling, while the listed autopilot and GPS make extended cruising easier.
Inside, the AZ54 is practical rather than expansive: three cabins, two bathrooms, air conditioning, and Wi‑Fi give it the basics expected of a mid-size flybridge yacht. For a 1999 boat, comfort depends heavily on maintenance and refit condition, so liveability can vary more than on newer yachts.
In value terms, the AZ54 is attractive if priced and maintained appropriately, because it offers a proven Azimut name, decent equipment, and usable cruising performance. Buyers should factor in age-related upkeep, higher fuel use than modern equivalents, and the importance of verifying the actual cabin and guest layout before purchase or charter marketing.
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