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Here is Targa, a new range of Maxi-Ribs by Magazzù - Yachting News

Here is Targa, a new range of Maxi-Ribs by Magazzù

Magazzù launches Targa 45, the progenitor of a new series

Magazzù chooses the stage of the 60th Genoa Boat Show to communicate the launch of a new and innovative range of Maxi Ribs, which joins the famous MX series, universally recognized as the symbol of luxury and elegance.

The forefather of a new range, the new Magazzù Targa 45 was launched in great secrecy and is about to be delivered to Magazzù N.A, the North-American leader of the prestigious Palermo-based shipyard.

The new range of boats is, in fact, inspired by the demands of the American market, where hull number one has been already sold, to give birth to a new line of advanced Maxi-Ribs characterized by elegant, innovative and automotive-inspired lines.

A pilot house, a distinctive feature of the new Targa collection, decisively characterizes the deck design while offering unparalleled comfort levels.

“Magazzù Targa 45 breaks the mold and condenses all the advantages of a Maxi-Rib within a cabin yacht, suitable for many and different uses”, states Claudio Magazzù, the designer of the new range.

The outdoor dinette, positioned in the stern, is huge and sheltered by the pilot house during navigation. The bow deck, instead, houses a large sun pad, which can accommodate two people in total comfort.

The lower deck is directly accessible from the pilot house. Here, passengers can enjoy a large master cabin with en-suite bathroon, an additional large indoor dinette equipped with a table, a sofa, a tv screen, a sink and a galley.

Powered by three 400HP outboards, Magazzù Targa 45 can reach a top speed of 55 knots, thus confirming her sporty vocation.

Magazzù Targa 45, the pleasure of sailing at 50 knots in total safety

“ Sailing at 50 knots with the Targa 45 is a unique experience – Renato Magazzù tells us – The navigation comfort and the very low noise conceive a pleasant feeling of peace and safety”.

Like all the other Maxi Ribs by Magazzù, the new range can be extensively customized to fully meet the various needs of owners, including the most demanding ones.

“Magazzù Targa 45 represents the latest evolutionary step of Maxi Ribs – Tina Magazzù declares – The new range perfectly combines high-level comfort and the distinctive elegance of all our creations”.

The Magazzù Targa 45 now takes the sea to be delived to Southampton, from where, by ship, she will get her final destination: the USA.

Magazzù N.A. Ltd imports and distributes the Maxi Ribs of the prestigious Italian shipyard in North America, starting from its general headquarters in the enchanting setting of San Francisco.

Magazzù, a over 60-year history

Magazzù, a historic Palermo-based shipyard with over 60 years of history, is today a modern and innovative international company operating in the field of naval design and construction, well-known for its wide range of luxury and globally recognized Maxi Ribs.

Alfredo Magazzù, founder of the shipyard with the same name, began his activity more than 50 years ago witht he famous Alicudi motorsailer built in over 140 units.

Some of the group’s main achievements in the 80s/90s included the patent and concept of the “Monostab” for the Rodriquez shipyard; the concept of a 21-meter motor-powered yacht for the Baglietto shipyard; and the ultimate concept of “Surfing TRIS 75”, a 75-meter fast ferry.

The shipyard also worked on the research and development of a new model of seaplane, in the field of aeronautics, in collaboration with Aeritalia and Dornier.

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Luca D'Ambrosio

Editor-in-chief, boat tester and journalist. Luca began sailing at an early age with his father then as an adult discovered sailing regattas and offshore racing. He has been working in publishing for more than 30 years and continues to sail incessantly, especially aboard the editorial staff's boat, an old lady of the seas that he has completely rebuilt and which serves excellently as a "mobile laboratory" for The International Yachting Media.

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