2012 Fairline Targa 58 GT for sale in Singapore
Singapore, Singapore201218.1m
Asking PriceBroker
$500,000 USD
+13 moreMakeFairline
ModelTarga 58 GT
Year2012
Length18.1m5m beam
Fuel2500L tank
Cabins3
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About this vessel
This 2012 Fairline Targa 58 GT combines the performance and open-air character of a sports cruiser with the accommodation, volume and comfort of a much larger motor yacht. Powered by twin Volvo Penta D13-900 diesels producing a combined 1,800 hp through conventional shaft drives, she offers effortless performance together with the reassuring simplicity and durability of a traditional shaft-driven installation. Bow and stern thrusters make close-quarters manoeuvring straightforward. With an overall length of 18.06 metres, a 5.05 metre beam and three generous cabins, the Targa 58 GT is a substantial yacht, yet its low-profile styling retains the sleek proportions that made this model one of Fairline's most distinctive Gran Turismo designs.
The Targa 58 GT was also recognised as the winner of the 2011 Motor Boat of the Year award in the Sportscruisers above 45ft category.
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Vessel
MakeFairline
ModelTarga 58 GT
Year2012
Dimensions
Length overall18.1m
Beam5m
Draft1.4m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVolvo Penta
Engine hours1,200
Fuel tankage2500L
Features
On board
Bow thruster
Stern thruster
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