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Yacht · 66 ft (20 m) · Kalkara
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- sunseeker
- Modèle
- predator 64
- Longueur
- 66 ft (20 m)
- Passagers
- 12
- Cabines
- 3
Verdict
The Predator 64 is a stylish, fast open sports yacht with strong pedigree, sharp handling and well-used interior volume. Its age and fuel thirst temper value, but it remains a capable 3-cabin cruiser for owners prioritizing performance and looks.
Avantages
- +Distinctive Sunseeker profile with low-slung, sporty lines
- +Twin MAN V10 diesel power delivers brisk cruising and high top-end speed
- +Stable planing hull and responsive helm make it engaging to drive
- +3-cabin layout offers useful accommodation for a yacht of this type
Inconvénients
- −Fuel consumption is high compared with slower cruising yachts
- −Open sports-yacht layout gives less weather protection than enclosed cruisers
- −Older example may require more maintenance and refit attention
- −Cabin count is good, but liveaboard space is limited versus larger flybridge yachts
The 2009 Sunseeker Predator 64 is a hard-chine planing sports yacht that leans heavily into style and speed. Its long, low profile, wide beam and large deck spaces give it the classic Predator look, while the GRP construction and Sunseeker finish are aimed at owners who want a premium express cruiser rather than a conservative motor yacht.
On the water, the model is generally known for strong performance from twin MAN diesels, with cruising speeds in the high-20-knot range and a top speed around the mid-30s depending on spec and condition. The hull is designed to stay composed at speed, and the boat’s size, beam and V-drive configuration help it feel planted and confident, though running costs are naturally high for a yacht in this class.
Inside, the Predator 64 offers three cabins and practical guest accommodation for a 66-foot sports yacht, but it is not a volume-first design. Comfort is good for short-to-medium cruising, with the owner’s suite typically being the standout space, while the open cockpit and sports-oriented layout trade some all-weather versatility for an outdoor, social feel.
In value terms, the Predator 64 appeals to buyers who care more about brand, performance and design than outright efficiency. As a 2009 yacht, condition, service history and any refit work matter a great deal, since maintenance exposure can outweigh the appeal of the model itself.
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