1,780-NM Cat | 45.8 MPH Power Cat | No Marina Mania - 8/19/2026

OPEN HER UP The LX43's electrically operated aft terraces expand her beam from 13'2" to 17'6", creating considerably more space around the cockpit and swim platform. The center console can carry twin 22-gal. livewells for fishing or be configured as a large sunpad, while twin 600-hp Mercury V12s deliver a reported 52.1-mph top speed.
 

1,800 NM The Power 67 is built around distance rather than speed. At 10 knots, our test boat returned a calculated 1,095-nm range with 10% fuel reserve. Back her down to 8 knots and that stretches to nearly 1,800 nm. Her 32'3" beam also creates a 388-sq.-ft. cockpit and a 344-sq.-ft. flybridge.
 

NAMED FOR ROUGH WATER The 28 Molokai is Aquila's first center console, named for the rough waters around the Hawaiian island of Molokai. Her catamaran hull stays level through turns, while twin 200-hp Verados pushed our test boat to 45.8 mph. At a 22-mph cruise, we recorded a 307-mile range with a 10% fuel reserve.
 

3,890 HP Located in Orange Beach, Alabama, this single-owner 2020 Viking 62 Convertible pairs twin 1,945-hp MTU M96Ls with a Seakeeper 26. Blue Water has four staterooms, three heads and a mezzanine cockpit set up for serious fishing. Her engines show fewer than 1,800 hours each.
 

CANNES WORLD PREMIERE The BG64 will make her world debut at Cannes this September, completing Bluegame’s BG lineup between the BG54 and BG74. Three units have already been allocated ahead of the premiere, which will also mark the first new-model introduction under CEO Gianguido Girotti.
 

WALL STREET BUYS IN Blackstone paid $5.65 billion last year for the Safe Harbor Marinas portfolio, the latest sign of real estate money flowing into the marina business. Boat owners from Florida to Hong Kong are running short on slips, while coastal permitting rules make new marinas hard to build fast enough to catch up.