Riva ARGO 2000 M96

The Riva 90' Argo is built around the combination that has defined many modern Riva flybridge yachts: recognizable styling, significant performance and luxury accommodation suitable for more than day use.
 

Riva officially identifies the model as 90' Argo. The 2000 M96 designation relates to the MTU propulsion family shown in the listing rather than forming part of the yacht's principal model name.

 

Is the Riva 90' Argo Available for Sale?

Individual 90' Argo yachts can appear on the brokerage market, but year, engine specification, condition, location and equipment can differ considerably between examples.
 

Buyers should therefore confirm whether the YachtTrading opportunity represents a specific available hull and request the corresponding build year, inventory and current asking price.

 

Riva 90' Argo Price

The current YachtTrading page shows the price on request.
 

Market value for a Riva 90' Argo depends heavily on build year, engine hours, optional equipment, maintenance history, cosmetic condition, location and tax/VAT status. Two apparently similar Argo yachts can therefore have materially different asking prices.

 

Performance and MTU Power

The current YachtTrading specification lists approximately 26 knots cruising speed and 30 knots maximum speed, with an MTU 16V 2000 M96 configuration shown in the engine field.
 

This places the Argo firmly in the performance-oriented end of the large flybridge market while still providing the interior and deck space expected from a yacht around 90 feet.

 

Exterior and Flybridge Design

Riva describes the 90' Argo as a flybridge yacht combining advanced design, functionality, styling and technology.
 

Its long exterior lines and expansive glazing help create the low, dynamic profile associated with contemporary Riva motor yachts.

 

Interior and Accommodation

The model is intended to support private cruising as well as entertaining, with significant main-deck living space and dedicated guest accommodation below.
 

Because layouts and options can vary, buyers should confirm cabin configuration, crew areas, galley arrangement and installed entertainment equipment for the exact yacht being offered.

 

What to Check Before Buying a Riva 90' Argo

Particular attention should be paid to engine hours and service records, generators, stabilization systems, navigation equipment, hydraulic systems, air-conditioning, teak, exterior paint and the operation of doors and glazing systems.
 

Riva's premium brand positioning also makes preservation of original specification, quality of refit work and documented maintenance important to future resale value.