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The Special 35 Years of Motor Boats issue is out. A unique excitement for a magazine you absolutely must have in print format!
BaM was born in 1990, in an era that was crazy for those who love motors on water. We decided to celebrate this anniversary with an unmissable issue that encapsulated all of this incredible and unique history.
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Not a Cap Camarat, not a Merry Fisher, but the dawn of a new era. Today we’re taking you aboard the brand-new Jeanneau EX 34, the flagship of the shipyard’s new line, which aims to strike the perfect balance between the explorer spirit of Finnish nautical tradition and the desire to experience the sea in
The countdown has already begun. The Genoa International Boat Show is about to open its doors, and once again, it will be one of the most important events for gauging the direction of the powerboat market. New models, previews, engines, technologies, ways to enjoy the sea, and above all, plenty of boats to see in
Nautica Bertelli, a dealer operating on Lake Iseo and in the Gulf of Tigullio, has become the official dealer for the Sealine shipyard. Cutting-edge design, luxurious comfort, top performance, and German engineering precision: these are the hallmarks of Sealine yachts. Founded in 1972 and part of HanseYachts AG since 2013, the Sealine brand, with its
Welcome to the special Classic Boat Archive section, where Boats by Motor opens for you its paper archive where hundreds and hundreds of boats we have tested, presented and reviewed in the magazine’s more than 35-year history are kept. Technical data, original boat data sheets, including engines and performance. In short, a database (constantly being
