The Predator 68 is the larger, more serious end of the range: 21.7 metres overall, a 5.09 metre beam and 37,300 kilograms, with 3,500 litres of fuel and 800 litres of fresh water aboard. It is a boat sized for longer passages than the smaller Predators are comfortable with, while keeping the low, forward-raked profile the range is known for.
Buyers should be aware that Sunseeker used the Predator 68 name across more than one boat. The 21.7 metre hull described here is the later of them and is a materially different yacht from the 69 foot boats built at the start of the century, which carry a wider beam and a very different interior. Checking the hull length and beam against the paperwork is the fastest way to confirm which one a listing is actually describing.
The market for the later boat is thin. Two examples have been listed globally in recent trading, both in the United States, both from 2018, and both asking within a band that reflects how few come up. American asking prices carry freight and import, so a European buyer should read them as a ceiling rather than a guide.
Sunseeker publishes no engine, speed or accommodation figures for this model on its own archive page, so those details need to come from the individual boat’s specification rather than from the model name.
