Bayliner 245 Ciera Review
Bayliner have stuck to their laurels by delivering a performance craft, a bit lighter on features, which enables it to offer her at a budget conscious price under the $60,000 mark.
Bayliner 265 Review
As a family weekender you'd be hard pressed to find many boats that offer the same amount of interior space and features for similar money.
Bayliner 265 Slim Line Review
The Bayliner 265, new for 2005, fits right in the middle of this market. It's aimed squarely at the couple or a family who want to regularly get away for a day, the weekend or longer.
Bayliner 285 Review
My first impression was this new blue and white-hulled 285 Bayliner looked sensational. Not only had Bayliner done away with the bland white hulls of the 285's forerunners, gone too was the Ciera model nametag.
Bayliner 305 Review
One of the things the Modern Boating team liked most of all about the Bayliner 305 was just how well it uses what space it did have. For a boat its size, the Bayliner 305 has a remarkable amount of living room, nothing is cramped.
Bayliner 305 Diesel Review
Bayliner boats are aimed squarely at family boating and Bayliner's latest 30-footer is an ideal vessel for long weekends away. Plus, it doesn't matter if you have more members than the average family (two adults and two and a half children), because this boat can sleep up to eight people.
Austral Clubman Super 30 Review
Not only is the Austral Clubman Super 30 an extremely fast race boat that can hold its own with most thirty-six to forty-footers, but it possesses the rare capability of being towed easily around the countryside on a normal boat trailer thanks to its retractable keel and launched from any half-reasonable boat ramp
Avon 490 Sea Sport Deluxe Review
The latest offering from Avon Inflatable is a rugged little beast that behaves like a pump action shotgun. Fast out of the hole and once up and running ' thanks to the excellent cushioning effect generated by the rigid inflatable hull ' she handles the rough stuff like a surf rescue rubber ducky.
Azimut 62 Review
Unlike most Aussie-built cruisers - because we tend to drive from the from the flybridge - the 62 had an upper and lower helm station that is more suited to Europe's extremes in climate. The lower station looks more like the flight deck on a 747, but it's extremely well laid out, with easy to read gauges.