Regal's New Downsized SAV | Mistakes Were Made | New Cannes Debuts - 8/28/2026

NEW FOR 2026 The 73 arrives this year with a layout shift from the 72: the galley now sits aft, between the cockpit and saloon. Fold-down balconies open the aft deck over the water, and a full-length flybridge provides another outdoor area above. Two master cabins plus two guest suites sleep eight; the garage takes a tender and jet ski.
 

ROOM UP TOP The F58 moves the flybridge wet bar aft instead of letting it divide the deck amidships. That leaves a large open seating area for a reported 10 to 12 people. Down below, three guest cabins include a full-beam master with a walk-in wardrobe, while a third docking station is tucked into the aft deck.

OFFSHORE READY This 27-footer in Pompano Beach, FL has 700 hours on her twin Yamaha F200s, listed as fully serviced. The cockpit carries two aft livewells and a fold-out transom bench built around a helm wet bar. At the helm, a Garmin display and xHD radar dome pair with a 10-speaker JL Audio setup. 
 

COMING TO CANNES The 84' Azimut Seadeck 9 is set for her world premiere at Cannes 2026. Her stern unfolds across three terraced levels, with lateral wings, a flush-deck pool and a 7-sq.-m. transformer swim platform. Triple Volvo Penta IPS 1200s provide the standard propulsion.
 

WHAT COULD GO WRONG? A crew misses the trailer and then tries to muscle the boat into place, another launches down a muddy bank, and a big center console gets seriously stuck on a sandbar. Just another week of boaters making life harder than it needs to be, with cameras rolling.
 

DOWN TO 34 Born Again Boating starts aboard Regal's $1.9-million 50 SAV, then steps onto the new 34 SAV to see what survived the downsizing. The $594,000 little sister loses 16 feet and 950 hp, but still gets rotating seats, an outdoor galley, digital switching and a cabin below with berths, a TV and its own head.