Just three years ago, the only slightly modified MK II version was easily the overall winner in the YACHT comparison test of 31-foot cruising yachts, some of which are much more modern. That really says it all. But the used boat test reveals even more:
Care is one thing, the initial substance is another criterion in the ageing process of yachts. In the case of older Hallberg Rassys, the proverbial good build quality and intensive care often come together.
This makes the boats interesting even when used and even if their owners only part with their Rassy for a high selling price. After all, it's no secret that these boats retain their value. And rightly so?
In this detailed used boat test, we take a close look at a 13-year-old HR 31. Read the detailed presentation of the boat, its strong and weak points and what you should look out for when viewing it.
Lasse Johannsen
Deputy Editor in Chief YACHT
