2005 GENESIS 360 TARGA (2005)

The 2005 Genesis 360 Targa represents a compelling example of New Zealand-built offshore capability, combining purposeful design with proven Volvo power in an 11-metre hull that commands respect on any passage. Built by Genesis Marine, this Targa-style cruiser is powered by twin 200hp Volvo AD41P diesel engines turning through Volvo stern legs with Duoprops - a drivetrain configuration renowned for its efficiency, manoeuvrability, and directional stability offshore. With approximately 1,550 hours recorded as of February 2026, the engines are well within their service life and present as strong, reliable performers. A comprehensive Garmin electronics refit completed in 2021 elevates this vessel well above its era, featuring a 16" GPSMAP 8416xsv touchscreen chartplotter, Garmin Reactor 40 autopilot with smart pump v2, GMR Fantom 18 radar, CHIRP thru-hull transducer, NMEA 2000 GPS, and Blue Chart card - a sophisticated suite that would satisfy any serious offshore navigator. Twin 100W solar panels with controller ensure energy independence at anchor. Below decks, the practical galley offers twin-burner gas hobs, microwave, fridge, and freezer, while an additional cockpit fridge keeps sundowners cold on passage. Ground tackle is handled by a Muir RC800 windlass with plough anchor on chain and auto anchor controller. Raymarine VHF completes the communications fit. Berthed at Westhaven Marina, this Genesis 360 Targa is a well-equipped, offshore-ready cruiser priced to attract serious buyers at NZD $250,000.