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Avis sur le Riva 45 SuperAmerica Pera
Yacht · 44 ft (13 m) · Istanbul
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Riva
- Modèle
- 45 SuperAmerica
- Longueur
- 44 ft (13 m)
- Passagers
- 9
- Cabines
- 2
Verdict
A stylish late-1980s Riva with strong heritage appeal, relaxed cruising manners and usable day-charter space. It prioritizes character and refinement over outright speed, and as an older yacht its condition and refit quality matter more than the original layout.
Avantages
- +Iconic Riva styling with strong classic appeal
- +2-cabin layout suits small groups or day charters
- +Flybridge, bathing platform and generator add practical usability
- +Good guest capacity for a 44-foot yacht
Inconvénients
- −Older 1989 build means refit condition is crucial
- −Not a modern high-performance sport cruiser
- −Interior volume and systems are dated versus newer yachts
- −Limited overnight comfort compared with larger 45-foot boats
The Riva 45 SuperAmerica Pera is a classic Italian motor yacht with the brand’s signature emphasis on elegance, clean lines and timeless profile. As a 1989 build, it represents the more traditional era of Riva cabin cruisers, when style and onboard presence were as important as raw speed. That makes it especially appealing to buyers and charter guests who value heritage and visual impact.
On the water, the model is best viewed as a capable coastal cruiser rather than a performance machine. Public listings for this boat show twin-engine installation and standard cruising features such as a flybridge and bathing platform, which point to straightforward handling and comfortable low- to moderate-speed passage making. Expect responsive but not modern sports-boat dynamics, with age and maintenance likely to have a meaningful effect on ride quality and noise.
Comfort is adequate for a boat in this class and period: the two-cabin arrangement and day capacity for up to nine guests make it practical for short outings and small-group charters. However, the interior layout and systems will feel dated compared with newer yachts, so livability depends heavily on how well the boat has been maintained and upgraded.
In value terms, the appeal is less about efficiency or contemporary features and more about owning or chartering a recognizable Riva with strong pedigree. It can be a good choice for buyers who want classic character and a polished day-cruising platform, but it is not the best fit for those prioritizing modern space, quiet operation or maximum onboard amenities.
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