Beneteau Gran Turismo 44 - Test by BoatTest.com

Beneteau Gran Turismo 44 Sea Trial by BoatTest.com
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[@ThomasScottG]

This must be fuel consumption for just one engine or just totally wrong. There is no way with G6's that it burns only 13.5 gph at 27 knots

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[@kennyPsolo]

that data consumption refers to a single motor or both?

[@BeneteauAmerica]

Hi Kenny the data are for both engines.

[@kennyPsolo]

@@BeneteauAmerica how is possible?

[@kennyPsolo]

@@BeneteauAmerica from Tradeaboat.com: ".... Accelerating away from the busy harbour, it was a smooth rise onto the plane, heading for a clear horizon and some space to open up the GT44. Our top speed with six adults aboard was 32.4kts, which we reached after 25 seconds, the revs showing 3400 where noise levels were acceptable. At this speed the GT 44 consumed 150lt/h. Throttling back to a comfortable cruise of 27.1kts dramatically dropped consumption to 102.4lt/h, which should give a range of about 195nm... "

[@lukapredovan2107]

@@kennyPsolo I was suprised too. It seems it is for one engine. They rewrited from boattest.com video wrong information