The €1 million Bluegame BG42 is a real surprise package. In this in-depth sea trial, tour and review of the BG42, Jack Haines explains why.
The Bluegame BG42 was ahead of its time when launched. There wasn't the glut of walkaround sportscruisers with T-tops that there are today, and since then this style of boat has boomed in popularity. The BG42 isn't typical in its design, but it certainly offers a lot of what customers are looking for from the genre in today's market. Loads of sunbathing spots, spacious walkaround decks, a solid roof and comfortable socialising space that is open to the decks.
Accommodation isn't especially private, but there are four comfortable berths and a really spacious bathroom ideally suited to weekend trips.
The difference here is that the BG42 has a razor-sharp Louis T. Codega hull with a 22-degree deadrise, a 1,400-litre fuel capacity that delivers a strong cruising range and pin-sharp handling courtesy of Volvo Penta IPS. This is no floating patio, as you will discover in this video.
Read the full review of the Bluegame BG42 (including Rating, Rivals & Pricing) here: [ Ссылка ]
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Performance & Specification:
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LOA: 42ft 5in (12.98m)
Beam: 14ft 3in (4.37m)
Displacement: 11.5 tonnes
Capacity: B for 14 persons
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Performance
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Engines: Volvo Penta IPS650 480hp
Top Speed: 38 knots
Cruising Speed: 25 knots
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Timestamps
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00:00 - Intro
00:58 - Driving
01:45 - Performance & Range
05:06 - Helm Station
06:25 - On Deck
10:07 - Foredeck
11:28 - Hardtop Roof Options
12:20 - Accommodation
15:20 - Engine Room
16:50 - Pricing
17:32 - Marina Handling
18:42 - Our Verdict
