There is no shortage of race yachts that will cruise comfortably, but is it really feasible to have a production yacht worthy of the mantle of racer/cruiser? James Nichols says it is and it’s in the shape of the new Dehler 41. Read More
When Smuggler Marine took over the moulds of the iconic Bonito range a few years ago, the plan was to improve on these popular boats, arming them with the latest specification to match current market trends. Smuggler has succeeded brilliantly with the Kingfisher 670. Read More
Image Boats has carved out a successful niche in the large trailer-boat market, with a range of serious offshore performers perfectly adapted to their natural high-latitude environment. Steve Raea travels south. Read More
Sea Nymph was one of the oldest and most-respected brands of composite boats manufactured in NZ. However, increasing globalisation saw the brand temporarily disappear, before emerging under the new guise of Nereyda Boats. Read More
Hunter Yacht’s previous aft-cockpit flagship, the Hunter 49, has been superseded with the new Hunter AC 50. As Allan Whiting reports from Sydney, the US production yacht builder continues to impress. Read More
For over 20 years, Riviera’s Coomera-based yard has set the standard for production boat building in Australia. But it stretches boundaries to describe the new Riviera 75 Flybridge as a production boat. Read More
When customisation is part of your genetic code, the customer can choose the boat of their dreams. Matthew Jones puts the DNA 821HT through its paces. Read More
Born in the US, the latest Sea Ray 185 Sport bow rider provides a glimpse into the future style of American sports boats. But has style overtaken practicality? Steve Raea travels to Christchurch to find out. Read More
Profile Boats’ flagship 900HW is certainly eye-catching, but the real treasure is in what lies beneath the dazzling golden paint job. Matthew Jones travelled to Napier and discovered that, in this instance, all that glitters is gold. Read More