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Yacht · 63 ft (19 m) · Athens - Hellinikon
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Sunseeker
- Modèle
- Predator
- Longueur
- 63 ft (19 m)
- Passagers
- 12
- Cabines
- 3
Verdict
The Sunseeker Predator 62 YODA is a strong-looking late-2000s sports cruiser with a proven three-cabin layout, fast cruising pace, and the brand’s familiar GRP planing-hull character. It is best suited to buyers who value style, performance, and day-boating flexibility over large-yacht volume.
Avantages
- +Sporty Sunseeker Predator styling with GRP planing hull
- +Three cabins in a compact 62 ft package
- +Published cruising speed around 25 knots and top speed around 35 knots
- +Well-known MAN diesel setup on comparable listings
- +Capacity for 12 guests makes it suitable for entertaining
Inconvénients
- −Cabin count and size are modest for overnight luxury compared with larger yachts
- −Freshwater capacity is limited versus the fuel tank size
- −Older 2008 build may require careful maintenance budgeting
- −Some public listings show differing model naming and length figures
YODA is identified in the available listings as a Sunseeker Predator 62, a 2008 sports cruiser with three cabins and a GRP planing hull. The Predator line is known for low, aggressive styling and a layout that prioritizes speed and deck presence over maximum interior volume.[1][2][6]
On the water, comparable Predator 62/63 listings consistently point to a cruising speed around 25 knots and a top speed around 35 knots, with twin MAN diesel power being typical for the model family. That makes it a capable offshore cruiser for its size, with the handling character expected of a light, planing Sunseeker rather than a heavy displacement yacht.[1][2][6]
Inside, the three-cabin arrangement is practical for a 62-foot boat, but the usable space is better described as efficient than expansive. Public listings show guest capacity for six overnight in similar configurations, while the stated 12-guest capacity is more in line with day use and charter-style entertaining than extended cruising comfort.[1][2][14]
From a value perspective, the appeal is the combination of brand recognition, speed, and usable accommodation in a manageable size. The trade-off is that buyers should expect older-yacht maintenance realities and relatively limited interior volume for the length, especially when comparing it with newer or larger motor yachts in the same market segment.[2][15][17]
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