Sessa Key Largo One
Review Date : Tue, 31 May 2011
Author : Carl Richardson
This Italian supermini goes long on style, but how does it hold up in the handling stakes?
| For: |
Eye-catching helm, quality finish, lots of fun |
|---|---|
| Against: | Poor protection for the aft bench seat |
There are a few things you know about this boat before you even get close. First off it's clearly Italian. No other country can deliver so much colour, flair and style in such a simple package. Secondly it's a boat you'll love owning.
In keeping with its fun, affordable, Fiat 500 take on life, the Key Largo One comes in a range of gelcoat colours but at just under 19ft long the boat itself has a simple layout. There’s no cabin to worry about but as a base for spending fun days afloat it has got the lot.
We hit an easy 36 knots with a 115hp Yamaha, the biggest engine option, and 20 knots in a quick-fire seven seconds. A smaller engine would still deliver plenty of zip though and help keep the price sensible.
Verdict
The starter and sportsnoat market is buzzing right now and it may have a new queen bee.
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