TRITON - TRITON 16507 - For Sale

The TRITON 16507byTRITONis a compact entry in themotor-yacht class, pairing afiberglass-and-plastic hullwith an Advanced Composites deck and a single Electric engine. Presented by Shestakov Yacht Sales and broker Andrey Shestakov, it is tailored for quiet, low-impact cruising in protected waters.

Selecting a TRITON 16507

If you value simple, electric-powered boating for relaxed passages, the TRITON 16507offers straightforward operation and modest dimensions for easy handling. With a length overall of 15 ft (4.55 m) and a beam of 12 ft (3.66 m), it provides stable footprint for short trips and harbor exploration.

For unhurried outings, count on a cruising speed of 2.5 kn (2.88 mph) and a top speed of 3 kn (3.45 mph). Andrey Shestakov and the team at Shestakov Yacht Sales will help you determine if this motor-yacht platformis the right fit for your boating style and location.

Features of the Model

• Compact size: 15 ft LOA with a broad 12 ft beam for stability
• Construction: fiberglass-and-plastic constructionhull; deck in Advanced Composites
• Propulsion: 1 x Electric engine for quiet operation
• Performance: 2.5 kn cruise (2.88 mph) and 3 kn max (3.45 mph)

Technical Specifications

• Class: motor-yacht class
• Hull: fiberglass and plastic construction
• Deck material: Advanced Composites
• LOA: 15 ft (4.55 m)
• Beam: 12 ft (3.66 m)
• Engines: 1 x Electric
• Cruising speed: 2.5 kn (2.88 mph)
• Max speed: 3 kn (3.45 mph)

Pricing and Ordering

For current pricing, availability, and order timelines for the TRITON 16507, contact Andrey Shestakov at Shestakov Yacht Sales. Our brokerage will guide you through selection, purchase, and delivery steps for thismotor-yachtfromTRITON.

Questions and Answers

Q1: What are the key dimensions of the TRITON 16507? A1: TheLength overall (LOA)is 15 ft (4.55 m) and thebeamis 12 ft (3.66 m), making it a compact, stable entry in themotor-yacht class.

Q2: What powers this model? A2: It uses a single enginebyElectric, providing quiet, low-maintenance propulsion engineered byTRITON.

Q3: What speeds can I expect? A3: The cruising speedis 2.5 kn (2.88 mph) and thetop speedis 3 kn (3.45 mph), ideal for relaxed passages.

Q4: What are the hull and deck materials? A4: The hullis afiberglass-and-plastic build, and thedeckis crafted from Advanced Composites.

Q5: How do I order through Shestakov Yacht Sales? A5: Reach out to Andrey Shestakovat Shestakov Yacht Sales forpricingandavailability. We will coordinate your purchase of thismotor-yacht modelfromTRITON.

Owner Experience Review

Direct owner feedback specific to TRITON 16507is limited in public sources, so the perspective below reflects what owners report across comparableTRITONbay and center-console models. Typical use centers on inshore and bay fishing, family day-boating on local waterways, and, for the larger center-consoles in the range, occasional offshore fishing runs. Owners consistently describe good, confidence-building handling and stability for the class, while noting that ride comfort in bigger seas depends heavily on hull size and design.

Onboard comfort on smaller models is day-boat focused with minimal cabin amenities, whereas larger center-consoles offer a practical fishing cockpit and the possibility of very basic overnighting. Maintenance themes in owner threads include routine engine service and thorough pre-purchase diligence, plus age-related deck/sole repairs on some older boats; prudent buyers often commission a full survey, engine inspection, oil sampling, compression checks, and a sea trial. Owners of aluminum-hull variants also discuss patch and hull repairs, reinforcing the value of a careful condition review regardless of configuration.

Pros and Cons

• Generally good handling and stability reported by owners across comparable models.
• Versatile usage from inshore and bay fishing to family day trips, with larger center-consoles capable of offshore runs.
• Practical fishing workflow and cockpit layouts on larger center-console variants.
• No direct owner data specific to TRITON 16507, so expectations should be set by a survey and sea trial.
• Ride comfort in bigger seas varies notably by hull and size within the lineup.
• Some older boats show deck or floor issues, making close inspection important.

Comparison with Other Models