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color: #000000;">BRIEF HISTORY
"Rolls-Royce of the Sea'', "Stradivarius ofBoating" are just some of the phrases that have been used todescribe the Riva Aquarama. The Riva Aquarama will forever beworshiped.
In 1962, Carlo Riva introduced the Aquarama series of new fastrunabouts. This fast bi-motor has so much charm and elegance thatshe is compared with Rolls-Royce and Ferrari.
Riva redesigned his top-selling Tritone into the Lipicar, a boatperfectly adapted for family water sports. Riva''s RR and exportmanager Gerard Kouwenhoven suggested the name Aquarama instead. TheJet-Set quickly made the boat Europe''s status synmbol.
Power options were a pair of 185-hp Chris-Craft engines or 220-hpRiva V8s.
Later the boat size increased as 8.25 meters and was powered by 2-220 horse power engines.The boat could sit eight persons at speedof 75km/h. In 1966, The firm presented the Super version that is8.45 m long because of the bigger gas tanks necessary for the new320 horse power engines. A total number of 288 boats were built inthe world.
