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Yacht · 18 ft (5 m) · Morocco
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Stingray
- Modèle
- 180RX
- Longueur
- 18 ft (5 m)
- Passagers
- 5
Verdict
The 2015 Stingray 180RX is a compact 18-foot bowrider with sensible seating for day use, a moderate deadrise, and an efficient 135 hp sterndrive package. It is best suited to casual cruising, watersports, and short outings rather than overnighting or rough-water ambitions.
Avantages
- +Compact size makes trailering and storage easier
- +7-person capacity is strong for an 18-footer
- +Light weight and 135 hp power suit fuel-conscious use
- +Simple bowrider layout is practical for day boating
Inconvénients
- −No cabin or overnight capability
- −Limited cockpit space compared with larger runabouts
- −Small 21-gallon fuel tank limits longer range
- −Best in moderate conditions rather than heavy chop
The Stingray 180RX follows a straightforward 18-foot bowrider formula: fiberglass construction, a wide 85-inch beam, and seating focused on daytime use. Its 19-degree deadrise and relatively light reported weight point to a design aimed at efficient planing and easy ownership rather than deep-V offshore performance.
On the water, the 180RX should feel lively and responsive with a single 135 hp sterndrive. That power level is well matched to the hull size, giving adequate acceleration for cruising and tow sports, while the modest draft and compact dimensions make docking, launching, and trailering manageable for less experienced owners.
Comfort is typical for this class rather than luxurious. Public specs show seating for up to seven, but there is no cabin and no sleeping accommodation, so livability is limited to open-deck day boating. Storage and cockpit space are enough for family outings, yet space will feel tight with a full load of passengers and gear.
Overall value is a strong point if the boat has been maintained well. The 180RX offers a practical mix of simplicity, usable seating, and economical running costs, making it a sensible entry-level family runabout, though buyers wanting more space, range, or weather protection will need to look larger.
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