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The Azimut 75 Flybridge has the classic Italian sport-yacht profile: long, sleek lines, a substantial flybridge, and a layout focused on outdoor living. Public sources place the model’s length at about 75 feet, with twin MAN diesel engines rated at 1,360 hp each, which is consistent with the yacht’s performance-oriented brief.[1][3][4][6] The 2009 build year is also confirmed across multiple listings.[2][6][10]

On the water, this is a planing flybridge yacht rather than a displacement cruiser. Sources commonly cite a top speed around 30 knots, with cruising speeds in the high-20-knot range, so it should feel quick for its size and capable of efficient repositioning when conditions allow.[1][5][10] Bow and stern thrusters, radar, autopilot, and electronic navigation packages should make harbor work and marina approaches easier, but the yacht still demands competent handling because of its size and windage.[2][11][15]

Comfort is a major strength: the confirmed 4-cabin, 4-bathroom layout, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, satellite TV, dishwasher, washer/dryer, wet bar, grill, teak deck, and water maker make it well suited to extended cruising or charter-style use.[2][8][10][16] Most sources place guest capacity at 8, although one listing advertises 10, so the safer interpretation is 8 guests unless a specific charter setup says otherwise.[8][10]

In value terms, the Azimut 75 remains attractive if the buyer wants a prestige-brand flybridge yacht with good volume and strong amenities, but it should be judged against maintenance exposure and fuel use rather than purchase price alone. Published fuel capacity figures vary notably across sources, so operating range and economics should be verified on the specific boat before purchase or charter commitment.[1][4][8][9]