What length (or something else) would you consider a "boat" transitions to a "yacht"? Or do you just consider them all boats?

you're late to the party - it's been done and dead

When is a "boat" considered a "yacht"?

I hate those weird vibes you get from deja vu

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!

Either someone is really bored lately or the trolls are coming out of the wood work

It's November and we don't all live in south Florida.