#boat buying

Is spending extra on "seaworthy" design a waste of cash for weekend sailors?

Are supply chain delays making it harder to buy used boats right now?

Should a $100,000 racing yacht always outperform a well-maintained, older cruising boat costing half that?

Do you trust secondhand sailboats in the current supply chain crunch?

Is a $50,000 sailing yacht really three times better than a well-kept $15,000 one, or are you just paying for the name?

Is a $10,000 used sailboat actually worth buying in 2025?

Does a 30-year-old fiberglass sloop offer better value than a modern, mass-produced plastic boat any day?

Are electric boats finally worth the money for lake trips?

Are electric propulsion boats the future, or a heavy, overpriced compromise for weekend dock-sitters?

Is a Beneteau Oceanis 45 really worth the premium over a Jeanneau 45?

With supply chain delays, should you build or buy your next boat?

Is a well-maintained 30-year-old cruiser actually a better bluewater boat than any new production model under $500k?

Is buying a used sailing yacht really smarter than financing a brand-new one?

Has the insurance price hike made you rethink buying a sailboat?

Would you ever buy a used 30-footer with a dodgy engine if the price was right?

Would you ever buy a pre-loved cruising sailboat over a new plastic fantastic one?

With supply delays up, are you still waiting on that new boat order?

Is switching to a used sailboat actually worth the hassle?