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Mega yacht · 100 ft (30 m) · Fort-Lauderdale
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Hatteras
- Modèle
- Hatteras 100
- Longueur
- 100 ft (30 m)
- Passagers
- 8
- Cabines
- 4
Verdict
The 2005 Hatteras 100 is a solid, traditional American motor yacht with strong volume, a practical 5-stateroom layout, and proven MTU power. It is not a lightweight or ultra-modern design, but it offers capable cruising, good guest comfort, and respectable resale appeal for buyers who value pedigree and space.
Avantages
- +Five-stateroom layout suits charter or large-family use
- +Twin MTU 16V-2000 diesels provide established performance
- +Large fuel capacity supports longer-range cruising
- +Good beam and volume for a 100-foot yacht
- +Recent 2024 engine overhaul is a meaningful plus
Inconvénients
- −Older 2005 platform lacks newer-generation efficiency and tech
- −Operating costs remain high at this size and power level
- −Draft and displacement limit shallow-water access
- −Interior style may feel dated versus newer yachts
The Hatteras 100 from 2005 is a classic semi-displacement motor yacht with the space and proportions expected of a 100-footer. Public listings for the model show a beam around 22.5 feet, GRP construction, and a layout that typically emphasizes a large main deck and full guest accommodations, which makes it well suited to private use or charter-oriented ownership.
On the water, the twin MTU 16V-2000 setup gives the boat credible speed for its size, with published figures generally around 20 knots cruising and low-20s top speed. That is not cutting-edge by current standards, but it is a balanced package for a yacht of this era, offering steady passage-making rather than sports-yacht agility.
Comfort and livability are strong points. The verified configuration calls for 5 staterooms, 10-guest capacity, and crew quarters for 4, which is competitive for a 100-foot yacht. The 5,125-gallon fuel capacity is another advantage for longer coastal runs and extended cruising, while the 2024 engine overhaul and low hours since overhaul improve confidence in near-term machinery condition.
Value is more nuanced: the model benefits from Hatteras build reputation, generous volume, and recent mechanical work, but it is still an older large yacht with substantial running costs. Buyers will likely see the best fit if they want a proven, spacious platform rather than the latest design trends or the lowest ownership expense.
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