Turning heads today in Miami, https://speedonthewater.com/new-boat...on-59-tirranna.

Yawn .....

I'm surprised Mercedes signed up for this pig. They have always be more in line with understated performance.

As soon as I saw the G-Wagon referenced in Social Media, I knew the 2020 pairing would be with a Tirranna.

I think it looks pretty dope. It hits the mark for what they are shooting for. Mercedes isn't trying to compete with the Lamborghini Urus. They set their own market with their AMG models for big, fast, and luxurious. The AMG Tirranna is a perfect compliment.

Has a white Tirranna been built to date?

IMHO the black on this nor last year's debut boat isn't complimenting the lines that cig is known for

There has been at least one if not two silver 59's. I think they look a lot better but that is just my opinion. They are incredible boats.

Not a fan. Agreed with someone above...the lines on this boat “yawn”. Not appealing at all. I think some of the more sexy cc’s come from MTI/Mystic, etc.

Specific to this boat...why don’t the engine cowling colors match the boat...red vs. gold? Doesn’t look good and the engines look like an after thought.

Hideous. Seriously, for me anyway I understand the practical aspect that drove the industry to outboards and open concepts but these boats just want to make me vomit. If I'm spending that coin on a boat I'm just chucking the whole "performance" thing and getting a Viking.

They should have teamed up with Ford........ "Any color you like as long as it's black".

As we're not holding back and this boat seems to polarize the group here, I'll throw my 2 cents into the ring. I love outboards but there's a limit. Build a Tirranna in just about any other color, stick two big diesels and surface drives on it with a huge sun pad and walkways on both sides, onto the platform. That would be an amazing Cigarette.

Tirranna [abrev.] Tirrannasauras.... Extinct!

RR

This is Tirranna 59 No. 5. All have been painted by Mark Morris of Visual Imagination.

While tastes will always vary, I don't think anyone can question the success of the 59-footer or the decision to build it. It was never intended to be sold and produced in volume. The $3-plus-million entry fee pretty much guarantees that.

Just a couple of data points. Carry on, gentlemen.