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  We’ve all seen them. Those jaw-dropping ads that feel like a lottery ticket waiting to be claimed. You might be casually browsing listings for   Used Ferretti yachts for sale , dreaming of sunny days on the Mediterranean, when a ridiculous offer pops up: a vessel once worth millions, now supposedly available for the price of a mid-range car. It’s the kind of deal that makes your heart skip a beat. But as any seasoned marine broker will tell you, when a price seems too good to be true, it’s not a bargain—it’s a warning flare. Let's pull back the curtain and look at the most common truths behind these "miracle" deals. The Truth About "Zombie Ships" Left to Rot The first and most common scenario is the "zombie ship." These are vessels that weren't sold, they were abandoned. Picture this: a magnificent yacht, once the pride and joy of its owner, now sits collecting dust and barnacles in a remote marina. The owner may have gone bankrupt, passed away w...

It’s the ultimate dream for many: casting off the lines and cruising into the sunset on your own yacht. But between the dream and the reality, before you  buy a yacht , there's a big, practical question that everyone asks first: "So, how much does a yacht actually cost?" Asking this is a bit like asking "How much does a house cost?"—the answer is, it depends! From pre-owned weekend cruisers to brand-new superyachts, the price range is vast. But figuring out a realistic budget is the first, and most important, step to turning that dream into a reality. Why Understanding the Full Cost is Crucial yachts are more than just a purchase; they are an ongoing commitment. The biggest mistake a first-time buyer can make is focusing only on the sticker price. The true cost of ownership goes far beyond the initial purchase. Understanding the full financial picture—from insurance and docking fees to fuel and maintenance—is what separates a happy yacht owner from someone w...