In the price range of Beneteau's, most people prefer Catalina's or Hunter's.
At least where we live and sail, Beneteau's have a poor reputation.

"DSK" wrote in message
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I'm new to the group. I have a 2001 Beneteau 381 that I keep harbored
at Kemah, Texas, on Galveston Bay.

Even though I have it listed for sale with a reputable Yacht Brokerage,
I still enjoy day-cruising and overnights to the Strand on Galveston
Island. However, after almost two years on the market, I've only had
one nibble.


Is it liasted on YachtWorld.com or any of the other common on-line
boat-for-sale listings?

Its reasonably priced. But it just appears that Beneteau sailboats do
not resell.

If it's not selling, then it's not "reasonably priced." I assure that in
two years time, many many boats... definitely including a number of
Beneteaus... have sold.


Am I right? If you buy a Beneteau, do you just need to plan on owning
it for life?


Hardly.

Or, am I wrong? If so, then why is no one interested in my boat?


Could be personality related.

DSK