Compare Layouts
Lower Deck
Sea Ray Sundancer 520
Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover
Main Deck
Sea Ray Sundancer 520
VS
Sea Ray Sundancer 520
vs.
Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover
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Below, we delve into a detailed comparison of the Sea Ray Sundancer 520 and the Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover. The Sea Ray Sundancer 520 features a FRP planing hull, ensuring durability and a lighter weight. The yacht's length of 16m/52'6" and beam of 4.62m/15'2" provide a stable and spacious platform for both at-sea and anchored conditions. The Formula Boats 500 offers a very similar length of 16.26m/53'4", with a very similar beam of 4.42m/14'6",
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At a Glance
Sea Ray Sundancer 520
Status
Discontinued
2018 - 2018
Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover
Status
In Production
2021 - Present
Beam 4.62m
Draft 1.33m
LENGTH : BEAM Ratio
0.00
:
1
6 Guests
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
4 Guests or 6 is Optional
2 Cabins Optional 3 Cabin Layout
Beam 4.42m
Draft 1.3m
LENGTH : BEAM Ratio
0.00
:
1
2 Guests
- 1
- 2
1 Cabins
Performance
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Cruising Speed
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Sea Ray Sundancer 5200knots
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Formula 500 Super Sport CrossoverNo Data
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Top Speed
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Sea Ray Sundancer 5200knots
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Formula 500 Super Sport CrossoverNo Data
Range
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100 NM100NM200 NM200NM300 NM300NM
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256 nm @ 22 knots
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Fuel Capacity
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Sea Ray Sundancer 520
- -
Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover
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Interior
For most buyers, interior layout, finish and especially space will rank as some of the most important factors when choosing a yacht, here you can see how your chosen yachts directly compare.
Awaiting Supply
Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover
Accommodation
Cabin design and luxury should deliver a place of real sanctuary for the Owner or guests, with finish, space and light all key.
Awaiting Supply
Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover
Helm Station
Whether it will be the Owner or skipper taking control, helm positions should ensure excellent visibility, supportive seating and a design that delivers clear instrumentation.
Awaiting Supply
Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover
Deck Areas
As well as being a place to enjoy the real essence of yachting lifestyle, decks are also a serious work area and each area must be safe, practical and so fun to use.
Awaiting Supply
Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover
LIVE: Used Price Guides
Find out how much a pre-owned version of these models may cost based upon the asking prices of all yachts listed for sale globally in the last 3 years according to YachtBuyer Market Watch & our current sales listings.
Sea Ray Sundancer 520 Used Prices
Discontinued: Built 2018 - 2018
- Average Price* £738k
- Price Range † £738k - £738k
- Average Age 5 years
£
£
£738k
*Based on 1 yachts offered for sale in the last 3 years.
†These yachts ranged from
5yrs old.
Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover Used Prices
In Production Since: 2021
- Average Price* -
- Price Range † -
- Average Age -
Specification Data
Speeds/Ranges Are Approx. - Subject to Load, Sea Conditions & Variables.
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