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Corsair for sale

£69,012 GBP
Listed price €79,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
2003 | 11.80m | Diesel | Sail
£122,300 GBP
Listed price €140,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
2008 | 10.97m | Diesel | Sail
£109,197 GBP
Listed price €125,000 EUR
2008 | 10.98m | Sail
£196,554 GBP
Listed price €225,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
2015 | 9.70m | Diesel | Sail
£100,461 GBP
Listed price €115,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
2003 | 10.97m | Petrol/Gasoline | Sail
£174,627 GBP
Listed price €199,900 EUR
Tax paid / included
2015 | 9.73m | Petrol/Gasoline | Sail
South Carolina, United States
£41,639 GBP
Listed price $55,500 USD
1991 | 8.43m | Gas/Petrol | Sail

History of Corsair

Introduction

Corsair is a renowned name in the multihull yacht industry, celebrated for its innovation, handcrafted quality, and performance. Established in 1984, Corsair has built a strong legacy by producing high-performance trimarans that appeal to both cruising enthusiasts and competitive sailors. With over three decades of experience, Corsair stands as a market leader in trailerable trimarans, combining advanced technology with intuitive design to create yachts that are both practical and exhilarating.

History of Corsair Marine

Founded in San Diego, California, in 1984 by John Walton, Corsair Marine quickly distinguished itself by specialising in the design and manufacturing of trailerable trimarans. Driven by a passion for accessible multihull sailing, Corsair began with the iconic F-27, which made significant waves in the sailing world. The immediate success of the F-27 was a testament to Corsair’s commitment to innovation and user-friendly engineering.

In 1994, Ian Farrier, a prominent multihull designer, joined Corsair and contributed to the creation of several acclaimed models, further cementing the brand’s reputation in the industry. The subsequent acquisition of Corsair by Seawind Catamarans in 2010 extended their international reach and manufacturing capabilities, with production moving primarily to Vietnam whilst retaining the original spirit and quality of the brand.

Innovations & Technical Excellence

Corsair’s most significant contribution to the yachting world is the patented folding system utilised across its trimaran range. This hallmark innovation allows sailing enthusiasts to quickly reduce beam width for trailering and storage, making the boats uniquely accessible compared to traditional multihulls.

The manufacturer's dedication to lightweight constructions, often using advanced composites and vacuum-bagged laminates, ensures that Corsair trimarans are not only fast but durable and easy to handle. This focus on smart engineering results in vessels that deliver impressive sailing performance and manoeuvrability, whether racing or cruising.

Iconic and Popular Models

Corsair’s portfolio boasts several models that are highly sought after by sailing enthusiasts and available for sale worldwide:

  • F-27: The original trailerable trimaran that set new standards for safety, speed, and convenience.
  • Corsair 760: A versatile modern trimaran, ideal for both weekend sailors and offshore adventurers.
  • Corsair 970: Combining cruising comfort with outstanding performance, this model is a favourite for those seeking a balance of luxury and speed.
  • Corsair 880: An award-winning contemporary trimaran suited for solo or family sailing.

Awards and Achievements

Over the years, Corsair models have received numerous industry awards for innovation, performance, and design. The F-27, in particular, has been inducted into the American Sailboat Hall of Fame, highlighting its revolutionary impact on multihull sailing.

Sustainability and Design Philosophy

Corsair places a strong emphasis on both eco-friendly manufacturing and efficiency on the water. Using recyclable materials where possible and creating hulls that glide with minimal resistance, Corsair promotes sustainable sailing. The company's philosophy revolves around making multihull sailing achievable for more enthusiasts, without sacrificing quality or thrill.

Why Choose Corsair?

Corsair stands out for its blend of speed, stability, and ease of use. With a unique trailerable design, these trimarans offer unmatched flexibility, allowing owners to explore a variety of waters without the logistical challenges of traditional yachts. For anyone searching for a Corsair yacht for sale, the brand promises a versatile, high-performance sailing experience rooted in decades of expertise and a spirit of continuous innovation.

Which models do Corsair produce?

Corsair produce a range of boats including the Corsair 37, Corsair 970 Carbon XL, Corsair Cruze 970 XL, Corsair F-27 and Corsair 36. For the full list of Corsair models currently listed on TheYachtMarket.com, see the model list in the search options on this page.

What types of boats do Corsair build?

Corsair manufactures a range of different types of boats. The ones listed on TheYachtMarket include Sloop, Trimaran, Multihull, Cruiser/racer and Trailer sailer.

How much does a boat from Corsair cost?

Used boats from Corsair on TheYachtMarket.com range in price from £41,600 GBP to £197,000 GBP with an average price of £116,000 GBP. A wide range of factors can affect the price of used boats from Corsair, for example the model, age and condition.

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