Wheelhouse & Walkaround Reviews
Wheelhouse & Walkaround motor boat reviews from Motor Boat & Yachting magazine
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A top speed of just under 40knots and good pick up from standstill make the boat fun to drive. Credit: Boston Whaler -
Boston Whaler 285 Conquest. Credit: Boston Whaler Boston Whaler 285 Conquest review: from the archive
A serious sportsfisher with family credentials
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Azimut generously fits hydraulic power steering to the 43 as standard. Credit: Lester McCarthy Azimut Magellano 43 review: from the archive
Azimut's latest flybridge cruiser claims to be as good at going slow as it is going fast. Could this be the hybrid of the future?
Review Price: £1.00
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The tough little 895 Marlin is good for 38 knots flat out Jeanneau Merry Fisher 895 Marlin review: The best Merry Fisher yet?
Review Price: £137,627.00
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The Pilot 8 is surprisingly rapid and feels more robust than many of its direct competitors Finnmaster Pilot 8 Cabin review: This seagoing SUV boasts sportsboat rivalling performance
Review Price: £149,697.00
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Twin outboards suit the Targa’s purposeful looks well and give a top speed of 44 knots. Credit: Richard Langdon Botnia Targa 25.1 GT review: Outboard powered boat is built like a missile bunker
Review Price: £219,300.00
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All photos: Jeff Brown / Breed Media Zeelander 72 review: Curvaceous gentleman’s launch gets supersized
Review Price: £3,350,000.00
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Credit: Fjord Boats Fjord 44 test: Wheelhouse coupe brings this Scandi brand full-circle
Fjord is going back to its roots and building coupés again but, having carved out a niche for open sportscruisers, is the Fjord 44 a step in the right direction?
Review Price: £563,579.00
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Grand Banks Eastbay 44 review: Efficient and appealing on every level
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Credit: Zeelander Yachts Zeelander Z44 review: Extraordinary quality more than justifies hefty price tag
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Aquador 35 AQ Aquador 35 AQ: Revamped flagship shows the way forward for Finnish yard
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The Barracuda 9 achieved a top speed of 41.7 knots on test Beneteau Barracuda 9 review: Versatile cruiser offers something for everyone
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Review: Intercruiser 32
Strong, sturdy and with more customisation than you’d think, the Intercruiser 32 is built to last
Review Price: £189,300.00
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Review: Bénéteau Barracuda 6
The Bénéteau Barracuda 6 may lack refinement but it’s still a cracking-value entry-level boat
Review Price: £30,000.00
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Review: ONJ Loodsboot 920
As a boat to pose in, there are better choices. As a boat for the serious business of heading offshore, the ONJ Loodsboot 920 warrants a second look…
Review Price: £165,000.00
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The Greenline 39 Hybrid will top out at 18 knots on diesel power Credit: Richard Langdon Greenline 39 Hybrid review
The Greenline 39 Hybrid represents a fresh start for the Slovenian yard, we put it to the test - hybrid system and all - in the Solent
Review Price: £340,000.00
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A pair of 425hp Cummins made for a top speed of 25 knots on test Credit: Dave Marsh Seaward 42 review
The Seaward 42 is an exceptional seagoing craft designed for seriously intrepid boaters who still want to do 25 knots
Review Price: £725,000.00
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The top speed on trial of the Sargo 33 was just over 40 knots Credit: Dave Marsh Sargo 33 review
Come rain or shine, the speedy all-weather Sargo 33 will carry you safely and comfortably to your destination
Review Price: £401,000.00
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The Elling E6 will top out at 21.5 knots but also has Atlantic-crossing range Credit: Lester McCarthy Elling E6 review
One-of-a-kind, the Elling E6 forces us to re-examine what it is that we want from our boating
Review Price: £1,650,000.00
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The smart-looking Rodman 890 Ventura takes on the Solent chop Credit: Lester McCarthy Rodman 890 Ventura review
The Rodman 890 Ventura is the first outboard powered boat that the Spanish yard has made for the leisure market. Jack Haines takes it for a spin in a grizzly day in the Solent
Review Price: £86,400.00
