In recent years the range of Rimar boats has been increased by three new models that make up the fast-cruiser line: the Rimar 36 designed by Group Finot in 2001, the Rimar 44.3 designed by Ceccarelli yacht design in 2002 and, in 2003, the Rimar 31.3, designed by the boatyard's engineering department. In addition, a new model, to be presented in 2006, is being created, the Rimar 41.3. These boats offer excellent sailing performance and are built using cutting-edge methods like the thermanto sandwich made in a vacuum, for the topside and deck; but they also assure great comfort whether under sail or docked. In fact, the interiors feature furniture in American cherry, leatherette upholstery and portholes that all open.
Alongside these new sailboats of the fast-cruiser line is the Rimar 50, a boat principally for crusing, with luxurious interiors and prestigious fittings, which can be customized according to the requirements of the shipowner and the crew.
In the future of RIMAR yachts there are important goals to reach, such as the completion of the series with the creation of two new models, a 33/34-footer and a 38-footer currently on the drawing board, and the expansion of the boatyard's production capacity with the construction of a new facility that will have much more floor space than the current boatyard, which will be used for making prints and models of boats.
The company's staff has also developed in recent years, with the historic founder Renzo Sartini now joined in managing the shipyard by his sons Stefano and Paolo who handle the purchasing department and production coordination, respectively, and by Mr. Stefano Aldrovandi, head of sales and marketing department.
Although years pass and times change, RIMAR yachts' passion for sailing remains unchanged and it grows together with the desire to constantly improve.