Sunseeker Yachts 130 Predator

One of the top models of Sunseeker International is the 130 Predator from the Predator series. This boat has an overall length that measures 126 feet and 8 inches and a beam of 26 feet and three inches. Its draft is almost 9 feet and carries a maximum of 7,347 gallons of diesel. It is designed to accommodate up to 17 people, including the crew members and driver.

Also included in the Predator series is the 92 Sport Predator, which boasts a sleek flybridge as an additional standard. This high performance boat has a length that measures more than 92 feet and a beam of almost 21 feet. This watercraft is equipped with foredeck with sunbathing and seating area, a mini flybridge area, and a garage for either a tender or jet ski. It also has a fixed bathing platform, wetbar with ice chest, hot/cold swim shower, and ceramic griddle in cockpit. It is further equipped with radar/chartplotter with GPS, power assisted steering, and autopilot. Other features include an electronic speedlog, VHF radio and depth sounder, 30hp hydraulic bow thruster, and trim tabs.

Another Predator model from Sunseeker is the 108-foot 108 Predator yacht, which can accommodate up to 12 passengers. It is a U.S. Coast Guard-accredited craft that features autopilot, hot/cold swim shower, radar/chartplotter with GPS, and power-assisted steering. It is also equipped with an electronic speedlog, depth sounder, VFH radio, 30 horsepower-hydraulic stern thruster, and 30 horsepower-hydraulic bow thruster. Furthermore, flatscreen TVs are outfitted in all cabins, as well as automatic fire extinguisher in engine room, freezer, ceramic hob, refrigerator, and slim line dishwater. Similar to other high-end yachts, the 108 Predator also features automatic bilge pumps, remote spotlight control, and air conditioning unit.

The most popular sales locations by state for the 130 Predator are: Texas, Florida, Washington, Michigan, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Virginia, North Carolina, California, South Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, Ohio, New Jersey, Minnesota, Georgia, Alabama, New York, Delaware and Missouri.