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Mk1YEARS2010 - 2014
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Mk2YEARSfrom 2020
Fairline Targa 50 GT Yachts For Sale
The 50 GT is built in Britain by Fairline with a multi-award winning international design team, exterior styling by Alberto Mancini from France. The 15.64m/51'4" sportsboat built from GRP can sleep up to six guests across three cabins. Currently, available with a range of inboard engine options.
The models in this range have been in production for 10 years, so you can be assured that each Targa 50 GT is built on a proven platform of success. Production of the first generation Fairline 50 GT started in 2010 and ran for over 4 years. The second and latest generation Fairline 50 GT was announced in 2019.
Performance
The latest generation can comfortably maintain a cruising speed of 25 knots via its twin 435hp Volvo Penta IPS600 engines. In terms of range, the Fairline 50 GT has a standard range of 200 nautical miles (nm).
Reasons to Buy a Targa 50 GT
- Up to 3 cabins.
- CE Category B class ready.
- Optional Hydraulic Swim Platform.
- Outdoor shower as standard.
- Multiple Layout Options.
New Fairline Targa 50 GT - Built to order
Looking for a new Fairline? Research the current Fairline Targa 50 GT Boat with our detailed product profile and specification and connect with a local dealer. Our profiles contain layout and engine options, photos, videos and expert opinion to help you choose the right yacht.
Configure Your Own
- Choose color, fabric & specification
- Select your layout
- Warranty & Dealer Support
- Fewer maintenance costs
New Targa 50 GT Boats - In Stock
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Used Fairline Targa 50 GT Boats for sale
View a wide selection of pre-owned Fairline Targa 50 GT Boat for sale in your area, explore detailed information & find the perfect Fairline Targa 50 GT Boat for you.
1 Pre-Owned Fairline Targa 50 GT Boats for sale
Fairline
2011 noname16m Targa 50 GT Mk1
Features: Joystick, Passerelle, Bow Thruster
1 Not for sale to US residents while in US waters
2 Approx Price Conversion
Pictures shown are for illustration purposes only. Actual Yacht may vary due to client options.
LIVE: Used Fairline Targa 50 GT Boat Prices
Find out how much a pre-owned Fairline Targa 50 GT may cost based upon the asking price of all yachts currently for sale globally according to YachtBuyer Market Watch & our sales listings.
Market Price Insight
YachtBuyer’s Market Watch reports that there are currently 1 Fairline Targa 50 GT yacht listed for sale globally, with prices spanning a wide range due to generational differences and features. First generation models (Mk1, 2010 - 2014) are the most affordable, priced at €527k. In contrast, the newest second generation models (Mk2, 2020) are likely to be priced much higher, reflecting their advanced technology, more modern design, and newer construction. There are currently none for sale globally. The arrival of the second generation model has influenced the pricing of first generation yachts, as their updated styling, features and cutting-edge appeal shift buyer preferences, resulting in more competitive pricing for older models. This trend highlights how innovation drives market dynamics for the Targa 50 GT line.
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This model is currently still in production and can be ordered new from the factory and customized to meet your own requirements - view layouts and engine options for a New Fairline Targa 50 GT Boat
Fairline Targa 50 GT (Mk1) Price
2010 - 2014
- Average Price €527k
- Price Range €527k - €527k
- Average Age 14 years
Fairline Targa 50 GT (Mk2) Price
from 2020
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Average asking price according to YachtBuyer data (1 yachts available). Prices may vary depending on specification, condition and extras.
Historic Price Comparison
Over the last three years, the two generations of the Fairline Targa 50 GT have shown clear pricing trends shaped by factors like market demand, condition, and features. The first generation models spend the shortest time on the market, on average around 7 days, suggesting they remain appealing to a specific segment of buyers despite their older features but they don't tend to need to lower the price in order to sell. The second generation models have the longest average time on the market, sitting for about 607 days, suggesting lower demand, nostalgia for previous generations, or unpopular features but they don't tend to need to lower the price in order to sell.
Targa 50 GT Model Overview & Timeline
Fairline started development on the 50 GT in 2010. The second generation was launched in 2020.
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- Targa 50 GT - Mk1
- 2010 - 2014
- Discontinued
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- Length (LOA) 15.34m
- Beam 4.47m
- Draft 1.2m unloaded
- Speed 32 Knots
- Full Details & Spec
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- Targa 50 GT - Mk2
- Since 2020
- In Production
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- Length (LOA) 15.64m
- Beam 4.32m
- Draft 1.17m unloaded
- Speed 32 Knots
- Full Details & Spec
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Rivals & Head-to-Head
Fairline Targa 50 GT Rivals
We've hand-picked a series of similar and direct rival yachts help you identify the strengths of the 50 GT among its peers. These rivals include the American Tiara C53 Coupe and the Italian Pershing 5X.
Head to Head
Visually compare everything from performance to layout for these closely matched models from competing builders.
Fairline Targa 50 GT FAQ
A selection of frequently asked questions from buyers
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There are two generations of the 50 GT. The older generation measures 15.34m. The current one is slightly larger and measures 15.64m.
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There are two generations of the 50 GT and they both have a top speed of 32 knots
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The first 50 GT was launched in 2010 and was in production for 4 years. The current generation has been in production since 2020.
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Depending on your layout choice, the 50 GT has two generations and they both have three cabins.
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The 50 GT is a Sportsboat
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