Tested: MCY 66, MCY 70, and MCY 76
November 25, 2019
To celebrate their 10th anniversary–and perhaps put the industry on notice–MCY ups the ante by launching three new models.
To celebrate their 10th anniversary–and perhaps put the industry on notice–MCY ups the ante by launching three new models.
Fabio Buzzi, the legendary Italian engineer, boat designer and powerboat racing champion, died in an accident yesterday (Sept 17, 2019) during the closing stages of an attempt to beat his own speed record between Monte Carlo and Venice.
Riva’s Dolcevita 110 is an instant classic and a towering achievement of ultra-luxurious, Italian design.
With three engines and plenty of high-performance DNA running through it, Azimut’s S6 sets a new bar.
The Ferretti 670 offers high-tech twists and timeless style reflective of the brand’s incremental evolution.
So, you think you’re a boat nut? We’ve rounded up seven boatbuilders from abroad that might one day make waves in the U.S. and you likely have never heard of them. Or have you?
Italian-designed and built in Turkey, the Sirena 58 aims to repeat the success of its larger sibling.
A striking combination of high-tech construction and hybrid diesel-electric propulsion make the Adler Suprema 76 a build you won’t soon forget.
We were surprised when we got to test the Princess 62 on a sunny day (a rarity in England). But the surprises didn’t end there.
Our boat test of the Riva 56 Rivale. A top speed of 37-plus knots is only part of the performance equation for the Riva Rivale 56.
A Surprise at Every Turn Dutch builder Zeelander adds some superyacht features to the curvy Z55, a lively performer with a look all her own.
If you want to consider something different, the creative minds at Arcadia Yachts have been hard at work. The result is the Sherpa, which combines the shippy profile of a superyacht support vessel with a 55-foot LOA and Volvo Penta IPS power. Learn more about this groundbreaking design here.
To celebrate their 10th anniversary–and perhaps put the industry on notice–MCY ups the ante by launching three new models.
Fabio Buzzi, the legendary Italian engineer, boat designer and powerboat racing champion, died in an accident yesterday (Sept 17, 2019) during the closing stages of an attempt to beat his own speed record between Monte Carlo and Venice.
Riva’s Dolcevita 110 is an instant classic and a towering achievement of ultra-luxurious, Italian design.
With three engines and plenty of high-performance DNA running through it, Azimut’s S6 sets a new bar.
The Ferretti 670 offers high-tech twists and timeless style reflective of the brand’s incremental evolution.
So, you think you’re a boat nut? We’ve rounded up seven boatbuilders from abroad that might one day make waves in the U.S. and you likely have never heard of them. Or have you?
Italian-designed and built in Turkey, the Sirena 58 aims to repeat the success of its larger sibling.
A radical design backed by a proven pedigree.
A striking combination of high-tech construction and hybrid diesel-electric propulsion make the Adler Suprema 76 a build you won’t soon forget.
We were surprised when we got to test the Princess 62 on a sunny day (a rarity in England). But the surprises didn’t end there.
Our boat test of the Riva 56 Rivale. A top speed of 37-plus knots is only part of the performance equation for the Riva Rivale 56.
A Surprise at Every Turn Dutch builder Zeelander adds some superyacht features to the curvy Z55, a lively performer with a look all her own.
If you want to consider something different, the creative minds at Arcadia Yachts have been hard at work. The result is the Sherpa, which combines the shippy profile of a superyacht support vessel with a 55-foot LOA and Volvo Penta IPS power. Learn more about this groundbreaking design here.
Our boat test of the Sunseeker 66.
Our boat test of the Arcadia 100.
