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Avis sur le Motorboat Cnm Continental 43 960hp
Yacht · 43 ft (13 m) · Ibiza
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Cnm
- Modèle
- Continental 43
- Longueur
- 43 ft (13 m)
- Passagers
- 11
Verdict
The CNM Continental 43 is a sleek Italian open motorboat that prioritizes speed, sharp styling, and day-boat versatility over overnight volume. It suits owners who want a fast, well-finished 43-footer with capable offshore performance and simple, practical accommodation.
Avantages
- +Distinctive Italian open-yacht styling
- +Strong top-end speed for its size
- +Planing hull and V-drive setup suit lively cruising
- +Generous 11-guest day capacity
Inconvénients
- −Limited cabin volume for longer stays
- −Fuel capacity is modest for extended range
- −Open layout favors day use over family cruising
- −Ride comfort will depend on sea state and propulsion choice
The Continental 43 is a 13.2-meter planing motorboat built in GRP/carbon/composites, with a clean open profile and a wide 4.1-meter beam that gives it a purposeful stance. CNM positions it as a tender/day-boat style model, and the design language is consistent with that role: sporty, low-slung, and focused on speed and exterior space.[1][3]
On the water, the model is clearly performance-led. Factory data lists multiple engine and propulsion options, with top speed figures ranging from 38 to 42 knots depending on the setup, including V-drive and IPS configurations.[1] Independent listings for the 960 hp version also place top speed at about 42 knots and cruising around 30 knots, which suggests brisk acceleration and strong coastal cruising ability rather than a soft, sedate ride.[2][4]
Comfort and livability are more limited than on a full cruising yacht of similar length. Public listings show capacity for up to 11 guests, but also only one cabin, one berth, and one bathroom on the commonly advertised 43-foot version, so overnight accommodation is basic.[2][4] That makes the boat best suited to day trips, entertaining, and short stays, with the cockpit and deck spaces doing most of the work.
Value depends heavily on how the boat is configured and used. As a premium Italian open boat, it offers strong performance and distinctive styling, but buyers should expect a narrower mission than on more spacious flybridge or cabin cruisers. For owners prioritizing speed, design, and day-boating appeal, it is a convincing package; for multi-night cruising, its accommodations are modest.[1][3][5]
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