The Best Exit by any Yacht in Haulover Inlet! The Mangusta 105' Never Disappoints - Yachtspotter 4k 

I had to go back and look at it....hahaha poor thing...crap!

Done that before and always hilarious thanks for pointing it out

I saw it and was going to comment, but then I saw your comment. Nice catch

@@alias19 that's what someone with a small lens would say...hahah

@@alias19 I didn't know what you where trying to say with the telephoto lens remark? Sorry if I didn't get it? Just kidding by the way!

it does.

what type of propulsion does the Mangusta have? Is it an Arneson type surface drive or Jet drive? That sure is one gorgeous vessel!

Jet drive

You're the best!

interesting observation.

Yes.. 😎

Wow, thanks!

You are right about that.

I remember seeing a Chev Corvette with the exact same tasteless taunt on its numberplates years ago ... 'U WISH' lol just LOL

@@masesharp6009 you are right!

@@MiamiBoats if you meet the owner, you'll see it describes him perfectly. only a person like him would name a boat like that

@@phillipberk5767 I do not know him...all I know he looks really young.

Great option I have one if interested... Kayak...👍😳

Thanks for your videos.... I really enjoy them. One day soon I’m going to fly over from the uk and have a look for myself!

@@davidhammond3738 if you come it's a nice place to visit.

Glad you enjoyed it

That perspective is awesome...it looks like it's going to crash.

Awesome thanks

Have fun!

No problem

I could only see the oval shape logo that. Sea Ray uses... I can be wrong.

Yachting Hub Miami - I’m thinking it’s a sunseeker portofino 53 circa 2007 or so. Still....you are amazing at identifying these boats. Great work. Keep it up!

@@zk9058 Listen... the info is just to give an idea... I will have to put a disclaimer next time.... hahahah thanks for the challenge... still I dont know what it is... actually it was so old I should have not posted it....thanks again!

I went back to look at it and you are right! It is a Sunseeker. Thanks!

That is in fact a sunseeker. A family friend of ours had one for awhile and I've been aboard it a few times. Beautiful yacht.

Thanks... I was not able to ad their description.

rightsideup Palm Beach is a classy boat. There’s one next door to me that is beautiful.

I thought it was a vincem yacht... Thanks for the info.

I was just guessing. I don’t know crap.

The one at 9:10 looks very stylish for an older classic. Great for a day trip with just a few close friends. 👍

First you must like yachts in particular, second you get a chance to see different yacht models in real situations.... That is what this does to me.... What is that you like about yachting?

@@MiamiBoats ok I see your point. tbh I love the idea of being able to travel with my family all over the world and a in a sea-house(treehouse) we camp a lot as a family but being in the middle of the body of water should eliminate the worst part about camping..mosquitoes. hell I even already picked a yacht "Galeon 640 or 680" it's a dream but it's also a goal. Thinking real estate investing will get me there

@@x6da9crain travel is the best... I love to travel.

@@x6da9crain with this yachts you won't see the world, since their range is incredibly limited. These are day toys.

@@prava163 😑 this big ass yacht is only a day toy?!? so the only yachts that can travel the world are yachts big enough that require a crew. Or sailing yachts?

sure...awesome!

Yes Azimut is the most common ones here.

This type of yachts generate big roostertails...😎🤙

2 x MTU 16V 2000 M93 CR 1

Yes by now we all know....thanks 🤙😎

that you watched the video... silly respond to a silly question...I guess you first must like yachts and boats...Thanks!

The Aviance!

sure, thanks!

I don't have those numbers but I could ask some friends... I would say 3.000+ ???

Oh it depends on the boat. A 70ft boat could carry 1,800 to 4,000 gallons of fuel. One of the boats I captain carries 2,250 Gallons of diesel. So 2,250 x the price of diesel. So say at $2.00 a gallon it's $4,500 bucks to fill her up. But if your just cruising around and not hauling ass you will not burn a ton of fuel. On the 96ft boat I run at 36 knots I burn about 240 gallons an hour not including generator. When i' clutched in I believe I burn around 40 Gallons an hour or so maybe less. So yes they hold a lot of fuel but go easy and you don't burn it all. Especially the charter boats they will go Slow all day to conserve fuel. A buddy runs a 130ft mangusta and he burns around 450 gallons an hour at high speed. So if you got deep pockets go fast my friend! 🤣

they look kind of old.

Newer and nicer than the one I don't have. 🤷‍♂️

Yes...that day was a parade of Azimut

Yes it has to be a Sunseeker I saw the oval logo and got confused... Sunseeker old logo is kind of oval also...thanks

Predator don't think but Sunseeker yes!