Whether a pontoon holds its value depends on the specific boat: the builder, its condition, its equipment, the hours on the engine, and the market at the time you sell. Condition is what buyers pay for: sound upholstery, a healthy engine, clean tubes, and a cover that has actually been used.
We don’t quote depreciation percentages or resale predictions, because every unit is priced individually by our brokers on its condition, equipment and the current market. When it’s time to sell, we consign with no fees, a fair market value we agree on together, and a check within 10 business days after it sells.
Shopping pontoons? Our pontoon boat buying guide covers what drives the cost, pontoon vs. tritoon, and the right size for Arizona lakes.
