When is a "boat" considered a "yacht"?
11-11-2021, 03:14 PM
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11-11-2021, 04:58 PM
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As with most things in life it is all relevant to your own deal. I sold for a Sea Ray dealer for over a decade and had buyers move up to a 240 Sundancer from a 220 Bowrider and they felt they had landed in Yacht heaven, porta-pottie and all.
Have a friend that recently bought a boat that the mfgr calls a 45 Yacht, while some mfgrs would put a 45 t the base of their big boat offerings, possibly even the poor man version of what they build.
As I said it is all relevant, but if I had close to 3/4's of a million to invest, a Yacht would be the last rapid depreciating asset I would pick for my money no matter how many of my friends would say Wow are you!
Have a friend that recently bought a boat that the mfgr calls a 45 Yacht, while some mfgrs would put a 45 t the base of their big boat offerings, possibly even the poor man version of what they build.
As I said it is all relevant, but if I had close to 3/4's of a million to invest, a Yacht would be the last rapid depreciating asset I would pick for my money no matter how many of my friends would say Wow are you!
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Goldenfish (11-26-2021)
11-11-2021, 05:45 PM
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Either someone is really bored lately or the trolls are coming out of the wood work
