Mustang 2400 Club Sport Review
The Mustang 2400 Club Sport is a classy boat sure to attract buyers with an eye left somewhere between Mustang's 22 and 26 versions of this brilliant concept.
Mustang 2300 Bowrider Review
For a boat that's presumably only used for day trips, you can stow enough food and other gear onboard to last for weeks.
Mustang 2250 Walkaround Review
The 2250 is a top bluewater boat and its ability to be trailered makes it a viable option as a true pocket sportfisher.
Mustang 2250 Bluewater Review
Mustang already had the 2250 Walkaround, a centre cabin as its name suggests, but people wanted a roomier cabin, so the 2250 Bluewater was born.
Mustang 2200 Club Sport Review
In summation, while it's a bit of a cliche this was one of the biggest small boats the team has had the pleasure to test.
Mustang MPV 3000 Review
Rest assured the Mustang MPV 3000 will attract attention. It's a boat that loves to be thrown about and it won't get you into too much trouble if you get too enthusiastic.
Mustang 43 Boat Review
Now present Mustang owners, and other owners, have the option of stepping up from a sports cruiser to a boat with the extra room and cruising capabilities of a flybridge at a competitive price.
Moody 45 Deck Saloon Review
Bill has given the Moody the Hanse/superyacht look favoured by the Italian Wally superyachts: slab sides, high freeboard, bulwarks, teak where possible and slabs of glass.
Moody 54 Review
The Moody heeled, groaned and accelerated. Things happened quickly then as 20 tonnes of plush and powerful cruising yacht headed for disaster.