Avis sur le OOZ

OOZ sits in the sweet spot of Ferretti’s Custom Line era: a 94-foot Italian motor yacht with the proportions and styling expected of a late-1990s/early-2000s luxury build. Public listings place her in the Custom Line 94 family, with a beam around 23 feet and a planing-hull motoryacht configuration, which typically gives these yachts a sleek profile and good volume for their length.

On the water, the model is best understood as a fast-displacement-to-planing cruiser rather than a modern ultra-efficient yacht. Listings for similar Ferretti 94s point to twin MTU-powered setups and cruising speeds in the mid-20-knot range, with top speeds around the high-20-knot mark depending on engine package and condition. Handling should be predictable and sea-kindly for experienced captains, though not especially nimble compared with newer hull designs.

Comfort is a strong point. The 4-cabin arrangement makes the boat suitable for private use or charter, and the size class offers meaningful social areas and overnight capability for a larger group. As with many yachts of this age, the real livability question is refit quality: refreshed interiors, updated navigation, and maintained machinery make a major difference.

Value is mixed. OOZ offers the cachet of a well-known Italian builder and a substantial 94-foot platform, but a 2000 build means operating costs, maintenance, and modernization can weigh heavily. It is most compelling if the yacht has been consistently maintained and upgraded; otherwise, buyers should expect age-related work to be part of the ownership equation.