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Recensione princess v58
Yacht · 59 ft (18 m) · Monaco
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Specifiche principali
- Cantiere
- princess
- Modello
- v58
- Lunghezza
- 59 ft (18 m)
- Ospiti
- 8
- Cabine
- 3
Verdetto
The Princess V58 is a capable open sports cruiser with strong performance, a practical three-cabin layout, and the build quality expected from Princess. It is not the newest design and running costs can be substantial, but it remains a well-regarded family yacht for fast coastal cruising.
Pro
- +Strong twin-diesel performance and high top speed for its class
- +Three-cabin layout suits family use or charter
- +Wide beam gives useful interior volume for a 59 ft sports cruiser
- +Princess build quality and finish are generally well regarded
Contro
- −Fuel burn and maintenance costs are likely high
- −Open sports-cruiser layout offers less weather protection than a flybridge yacht
- −Older 2006 examples may need refit or systems updates
- −Accommodations are good for size, but not as spacious as newer 60 ft designs
The Princess V58 is a classic large sports cruiser from the mid-2000s, with the low-profile styling and deep-V hull associated with the V class. At about 59 ft overall, it pairs a generous beam with an open, performance-oriented layout that prioritizes cockpit space and outdoor living over full-weather cruising.
On the water, the model is known for brisk pace and confident handling. Public listings and reviews for 2006 examples commonly show twin diesel power in the 800 hp range, with reported top speeds around 35 to 36 knots depending on engine fit and load. The hull form and size give it a solid, planted feel for fast coastal passages, though its weight means it is more of a refined high-speed cruiser than a lightweight sportsboat.
Inside, the three-cabin arrangement makes it practical for up to eight guests, with enough room for family use or short-term cruising. The main trade-off is that, as an open yacht, it feels less sheltered and less voluminous than a flybridge model of similar length. Overall, it offers strong design and performance credentials, with comfort and livability that remain competitive for its age.
Value is strongest for buyers who want a reputable brand, proven sea keeping, and a sporty layout rather than the latest space-maximizing design. A well-maintained example can still be attractive, but ownership costs and age-related upkeep should be expected.
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