 The
High Performance boat section covers many types
of Go-Fast boats including fast sport boats,
offshore race boats, hydroplanes, speed boats,
and more. The name and photo to the left are
self explanatory.
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Dedicated to being the industry leader in performance sportboats, creating innovative and technologically advanced new models with cutting edge graphics and colors.
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Each Allison boat is the end product of a unique and uncompromising synthesis of design, materials, and craftsmanship.
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Avanti Powerboats has been manufacturing high performance power boats, under the name "Avanti", for over twenty years. They currently have five different models in their line-up, from 22 feet up to 39 feet in length. Over the years, their boats have been well proven and widely accepted as one of the top performance boat lines in the marine industry. Avanti has been two time consecutive National High Points Champions in the Factory division of the US Offshore Racing Association.
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Baia Yachts have been produced as semi-custom, high performance yachts in Italy since 1961, originally under the company name Mericraft, and now known as Cantieri di Baja. Baia’s shipyard is found at the Gulf of Pozzuoli, near Naples, Italy; this area has been an ancient Roman harbor dating back to centuries B.C. The facilities are home to a number of integrated companies serving Baia exclusively. Baia has consistently been an Italian leader in adapting to advanced technologies. Baia started to create yacht cruisers with a rounded glass windshield as part of a convertible hard top offering. The hull construction process at Baia ensures the even distribution of the laminates and their associated mechanical attributes. The current fleet of Baia manufactured yachts range from 48 to 82 feet in length.
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When you own a Baja you get more than just head-turning style and adrenaline-pumping speed. You become part of a lifestyle that translates into non-stop excitement, never-ending weekends and flat-out fun.
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Donzi Yachts are tournament sportfish convertible yachts produced by the Roscioli Yachting Center, based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. They range from 58 feet to 73 feet in overall length. Some Donzi yachts offer custom features and custom arrangements, with the features’ availability based on materials and time. The Donzi yachts are constructed at the Roscioli manufacturing facility, located in Bradenton, Florida. Donzi Marine in Sarasota, Florida, where Donzi has been in existence since 1963, makes Donzi performance boats. Models range from 16.5 feet to 45 feet in overall length, and five series make up the Donzi boat line. Donzi Marine has received many awards throughout the years, being cited by Powerboat Magazine, Boating Magazine, and the Robb Report, as well as winning many races.
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FB Design is the only yard in the world whose craft have set world endurance and speed records in every offshore class.
Conventional and RIB high speed boats for military, patrol, and services workbooks.
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Thunderbird's tradition of excellence continues to be the hallmark of each Formula powerboat. Victor B. Porter had been producing powerboats for almost twenty years when he and other family members acquired Thunderbird in 1976. Over the past twenty-five years the Porter family has concentrated on producing the highest quality product possible, complemented fully by responsive, customer-oriented service.
The second generation of Porters now leads the company as strongly committed owner/managers. President Scott Porter along with three brothers and a sister fill executive positions and work together to continually improve Formula powerboats.
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Fountain Yachts began in a former tobacco field in North Carolina in 1979. In Washington, North Carolina, Fountain today offers a variety of power watercraft. Cruisers range from 38 feet to 48 feet long, sportboats from 27 feet to 47 feet in length, fishing boats from 23 feet to 38 feet long, and a winning racing line. Fountain Powerboats has attained ISO 9001 certification for its design and manufacturing process resulting in quality control. Fountain also stands out because the company builds virtually every component used on the yachts. Each design is constructed with the highest quality, up-to-date materials. The company’s coastal factory mixes the best features of computing and real world trials for research and development. Fountain’s 48 Express Cruiser received the Boating Magazine "Boat of the Year" award.
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Home of Family Performance Cats.
Builder of the FASTEST single engine Bravo Drive ever tested. Radared at 143 MPH.
Style, Speed, Luxury, and Comfort
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Magnum Yachts stands for principles in yacht building such as safety, seaworthiness, and performance, while providing style, quality and exclusiveness. Based in North Miami Beach, Florida, Magnum was started approximately in 1966 by Don Aronow. In 1976 a change in ownership to Marchese and Katrin Filippo Theodoli caused a transition to incorporating high performance design into large, luxury yachts. Today, Magnum Marine craft span from a 27-foot racer style to a 90-foot luxury yacht. The interiors of each yacht are custom engineered for the individual client’s wishes. Magnum Marine hand-laminates each yacht. Magnum has received a number of praises from both McDonnell Douglas on the structural, mechanical, and electrical superiority of the yachts, and Boating Magazine on the strength of the yacht construction.
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World Champion High Performance G.N., Pro Stock & SS Circle Race Boats, Jet and V Drive Ski Boats, Finished Hulls or Completed Custom Boats, and trailers.
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Wally Yachts , known widely for its sailing yachts, started building power yachts in 2001. The power models are the Wallytender, and Wallypower of three sizes. The Wallytender is a 45-foot long yacht that is rated at 50 knots with a certain twin-engine design. The Wallypower is available in 65 feet, 88 feet, and 118 feet lengths. The Wallypower 88, based off of the Wallypower 118, can move at a maximum rated 70 knots. The Wallypower 118 and 88 feature an angled superstructure that is reminiscent of a prism. The Wallypower 65 combines the openness of the Wallytender with the lines of the 118 hull for water performance. These yachts are constructed at Wally’s Intermarine yard in Italy.
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