The 2012 Sunseeker Manhattan 73 is a 74-foot motor yacht built on a fiberglass hull and powered by twin MTU diesel engines producing 3,040 horsepower. With a cruising speed of 25 knots and a maximum speed of 34 knots, the yacht delivers strong performance. The twin MTU engines show approximately 1,500 hours, and twin Onan generators each have around 3,700 hours. Fin stabilizers with zero speed capability are fitted to maintain comfort both underway and at anchor.
The layout centers on entertaining, with a spacious cockpit opening to a generous flybridge featuring seating and sun lounging areas. Large panoramic windows throughout the main salon flood the interior with natural light, and the design flows seamlessly from salon through dining to the helm station. A wide side deck leads forward to a substantial bow sunpad.
Accommodation includes four guest staterooms below deck: a full-beam master, a forward VIP, a second VIP with a large bed, and a twin guest cabin. Crew quarters aft sleep three and are separated from guest areas. The engine room is spacious and well-organized for maintenance access.
The interior carries Sunseeker's refined finish throughout, creating an upscale environment suited to extended cruising and hosting guests at anchor or underway.
Length
74.17 FT
Beam
18.83 FT
Draft
5.33 FT
Weight
98,780 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Deep-V
Engines
2
Engine Make
MTU
Engine Model
10V 2000 M93
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
1,500 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Cruising Speed
25.00 KTS
Max Speed
34.00 KTS
Range
325.00 NM
Fuel
1,321 GAL
Water
317 GAL