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Freddy review
Mega yacht · 92 ft (28 m) · Fort-Lauderdale
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Key specs
- Builder
- Lazzara
- Model
- Lazzara Lsx 92
- Length
- 92 ft (28 m)
- Guests
- 6
- Cabins
- 3
Verdict
The 2012 Lazzara LSX 92 is a fast, stylish 92-foot motor yacht with strong IPS-driven performance and a practical 4-cabin layout for up to 8 guests. Its main trade-offs are age, mixed reported speed figures, and value that depends heavily on condition and refit history.
Pros
- +Fast planing performance with Volvo Penta IPS propulsion
- +Accommodates 8 guests in 4 staterooms
- +Beam and layout suit family or small-group cruising
- +Pod drives generally improve low-speed maneuvering
Cons
- −Older 2012 build, so refit condition matters
- −Reported speed and cabin details vary across listings
- −Value is moderate versus newer 90-foot competitors
The LSX 92 is a contemporary-looking 92-footer with the low-profile styling and sporty stance that defined Lazzara’s LSX line. Public listings show a 6.4 m beam, GRP construction, and a layout aimed at private cruising rather than ultra-luxury volume. The confirmed Freddy listing aligns with a 2012 build and a 4-stateroom arrangement for 8 guests, which is more realistic than the lower guest count shown in some summaries.
On the water, the model is known for quad Volvo Penta IPS propulsion, which gives it a strong speed profile for its class and good docking control. Published figures vary by source, but the boat is consistently presented as a fast planing motor yacht with cruising speeds around 20–25 knots and top-end figures in the mid-to-high 20s or low 30s depending on package and condition. That makes it better suited to owners who value pace and easy handling over sedate long-range efficiency.
Inside, the LSX 92 offers solid comfort for short to medium-length cruising, with 4 cabins giving it genuine family or charter versatility. Space is respectable for a 92-footer, though not as expansive as beamier or newer yachts in the same length bracket. In value terms, it remains appealing for buyers who want proven performance and recognizable styling, but age, maintenance record, and refit quality will weigh heavily on the real-world proposition.


