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Beneteau Flyer Viva 9.20

Double Volvo V6, Spacious Cabin, Smooth Planing.

  • Build year 1999, Motorboat for sale
  • The Netherlands

6,000 EUR

Beneteau Flyer Viva 9.20 Motorboat 1999, with Volvo Penta engine, The Netherlands
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Beneteau Flyer Viva 9.20 now in the online auction. Everyone can bid until April 20, 2026. Beneteau Flyer Viva 9.20 (1999) – sporty cruiser with twin Volvo Penta V6 engines and surprisingly spacious interior The Beneteau Flyer Viva 9.20 is a popular choice in the sport cruiser segment: a boat that combines the dynamic performance of a fast motorboat with the comfort of a compact cabin cruiser. This 1999 model is built in polyester, measuring 9.20 meters long by 3.13 meters wide, with a practical draft of approximately 0.70 meters. This Beneteau is not only suitable for larger waters but also for inland waterways and lakes, where it has primarily been used according to its history. The result is a cruiser that invites day trips, weekend getaways, and relaxed stays on board. Beneteau Flyer Viva 9.20 now in the online auction. Everyone can bid until April 20, 2026. Hull, handling, and on-water performance The V-shaped hull of the Beneteau Flyer Viva 9.20 is designed for comfortable planing and stable course-keeping, even in slightly choppy waters. In practice, this translates to a boat that planes easily and steers smoothly from the helm position with a steering wheel. Powered by two inboard Volvo Penta 4.3 engines (V6) each with 225 hp, there is ample power available for both sporty cruising and relaxed outings. The cruising speed is around 50 km/h, while a top speed of approximately 74 km/h is achievable, depending on load and conditions. The duo-prop stern drives with stainless steel propellers contribute to quick acceleration and efficient power transfer, particularly noticeable during acceleration and maneuvering. Engine: twin Volvo Penta 4.3 (2018) with low hours A significant advantage of this Beneteau is its engine setup: both Volvo Penta 4.3 engines are from 2018 and have around 140 running hours. They start electrically and are fueled by a 400-liter gasoline tank, providing a comfortable range for longer day trips or weekends on the water. According to available information, the engines and stern drives are operational, with documentation including invoices for the engines and winter storage/maintenance. For buyers seeking a Beneteau Flyer Viva 9.20 with modern engines, this is a relevant feature. Maneuvering and deck equipment Docking and departing are aided by an electric bow thruster, providing extra control especially in harbors and crosswinds. Additionally, the boat is equipped with an electric anchor windlass with one anchor on chain and line, convenient for anchoring in lakes or calm spots. The self-draining cockpit enhances practical use in varying weather conditions. Outside, this sport cruiser offers an inviting cockpit with a cockpit table, exterior cushions, and a bimini top for shade. With a cockpit tent/cabrio cover, the cockpit can be flexibly arranged: open on sunny days or sheltered when it's cooler. The swim platform with a swim ladder makes swimming and water sports activities accessible, and the guardrail provides extra safety on deck. Interior, headroom, and onboard comfort Inside, the approximately 1.95-meter headroom immediately stands out, making the cabin remarkably spacious for a 9-meter cruiser. The layout is designed for comfortable living with a fixed sleeping berth for two people and additional sleeping options for two more. This makes the Beneteau Flyer Viva 9.20 suitable for couples looking to take weekend trips or families wanting to occasionally stay on board. The accommodation features a dining area, mattresses, a stove, and a refrigerator, allowing independent onboard stays. Hot water is available through a boiler that can operate on both the engine and electrically, ideal after sailing or while in the harbor. There is a shower and a manual toilet; the toilet discharge goes directly into open water, something to consider depending on the sailing area and local regulations. The water tank has a capacity of approximately 100 liters. Electrical system and navigation The electrical system is set up for both 12V and 220V use, with shore power, battery charger, alternator, and voltmeter. There are two batteries with a total capacity of 210 Ah, suitable for powering onboard equipment during trips and in the harbor. In terms of navigation and instruments, the boat is equipped with GPS, chartplotter, depth sounder, fishfinder, compass, and log/speedometer. Onboard, there are also gauges such as fuel tank gauge, oil pressure gauge, temperature gauge, and tachometer. It is noted that the tachometers do not function correctly and the temperature gauges are loose; these are points to consider for a buyer who prefers everything to be fully operational. Usage history and general impression This Beneteau Flyer Viva 9.20 comes from a Belgian owner who has stopped boating. According to the description, the boat has been relatively lightly used, aligning with the low running hours. The boat was last out of the water for maintenance in 2025 and received an antifouling treatment in 2026. There are no reported signs of osmosis. The overall impression is that of a spacious, comfortable sport cruiser that is ready for immediate use, with extras including ropes and fenders included in the sale. For those in search of a Beneteau motorboat with twin Volvo Penta V6 engines, smooth planing performance, a practical cockpit with cabrio cover, and a cabin that invites overnight stays, this Flyer Viva 9.20 offers an appealing combination of speed, comfort, and ease of use.

Specifications Equipment

Materiale / unit

Hull type

Fibreglass

Length

9.20

Beam

3.13

Deplacement

3800

Depth

0.70

Motor & technic

Engine

Volvo Penta

Total power

225

Engine place

Inboard

Engine hours

140

Fuel

Unknown