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2009 Sunseeker Predator 62 | 17.5m | Luxury Sport Yacht | Singapore

For connoisseurs of performance yachting, the Sunseeker Predator family is instantly familiar. Bold, swift, and quintessentially British in execution, the Predator 62 is widely regarded as one of the standout sport yachts in the 60-foot class, an open motor yacht with the poise of a hardtop express cruiser.

This 2009 build, lying in Singapore, represents a rare chance to secure an icon at a stage where depreciation is largely behind it—delivering outstanding value to the discerning motor yacht buyer.

Our team can coordinate global delivery, ensuring your new yacht arrives wherever you wish to cruise.

We welcome your enquiry to arrange a private inspection.

Introduction

The 2009 Sunseeker Predator 62 is a 17.5-meter statement of timeless poise, its long, low silhouette and raked sport hardtop as compelling today as at launch—clear proof of Sunseeker’s instinct for enduring design. This Singapore-berthed example pairs twin MTU engines with the MTU 8V 2000 M93 specification to deliver a combined 2,400 hp, with just 1,280 hours recorded, an impressively low figure for a yacht of this vintage. Three well-appointed cabins, a fully equipped lower deck galley, and a cockpit designed for entertaining make her equally at ease with spirited day cruising or extended passages across Southeast Asia. Available for immediate inspection in Singapore, she represents outstanding value within the 60-foot performance segment, with worldwide delivery assistance available.

Interiors

An open-plan main deck saloon strikes the perfect balance between driver-focused poise and guest-friendly comfort, with cream leather upholstery wrapping a generous U-shaped settee around a fold-down timber dining table. Stainless steel sliding doors dissolve the boundary between saloon and cockpit—a signature Sunseeker touch that transforms the ambience in an instant—while the raised helm station forward features twin bucket seats with bolsters beneath a retractable sunroof that floods the interior with natural light.

On the lower deck, the galley is neatly arranged with black, dark-toned granite worktops and surfaces set against satin-finished cherry timber cabinetry throughout, and it is fully equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, and oven.

Accommodation spans three cabins: a full-beam master cabin forward with a generous island bed, port and starboard portholes with ambient lighting, and ample wardrobe storage; a VIP double cabin amidships; and a twin guest cabin, each finished to the same Sunseeker standard of satin timber and premium upholstery.

Exteriors

The cockpit is where the Predator 62 fully delivers on its promise of open-air entertaining, with a spacious U-shaped seating area wrapped around a central dining table and set over rich teak decking, all served by a full wet bar complete with barbecue griddle and ice maker so guests never need to leave the deck. The hardtop provides dependable shade underway or at anchor, while the retractable sunroof opens the space to sun and sky at a touch, letting you tailor the ambience to the moment. At the stern, a hydraulic bathing platform makes boarding from the water effortless and simplifies tender handling, and bow and stern thrusters ensure confident, predictable control for precise marina manoeuvring.

Technical specifications

Power is delivered by twin MTU 8V 2000 M93 diesel engines producing a combined 2,400 HP, driving the yacht to a cruising speed of approximately 26 knots and a top speed of approximately 30 knots. With just 1,280 engine hours—impressively low for the vintage—the machinery remains in relatively early life for a 2009 vessel, offering a notable advantage to the next owner. Endurance is supported by a fuel capacity of 3,000 litres and a fresh water capacity of 700 litres, while bow and stern thrusters are fitted as standard to enhance close-quarters maneuvering.