Thinking of selling - 14 Mondo

[mattl]

I am thinking of selling my 2014 Mondo on a single axle trailer. It is yellow and black and has little grey. I have less than 60 hours on it. I have not upgraded the audio but have added 900 lbs in the back. I still have the old bags and the boat has the manual flow system.

I see that average nada retail is about $53k. Should I use this value? What is a reasonable selling price?

If anyone is interested, shoot me a pm and I ll send you more information.

[patrick232]

Matt, I think you might be high based on time of year. Most looking for boats right now are grabbing leftover deals on 15 models. I have heard of some new Mondos for $57k. We are looking at upgrading but will wait about year as not much difference in value between a used 1 year old or 2 year old boat.

[CFD3Captain]

I am in the market for a new boat and have been researching the Mondo as well a few other models. What Patrick232 said above it true. Looking at leftover prices and you will have a hard time moving it for 53. Without knowing what options above standard you have it's hard for me to do the NADA. Assuming you have bimini, racks, and using the water ballast system option to count for flow and added ballast (they add $1500 for this option) and a boat cover, it comes out to around 46k. Not sure you how you got to 53, but you can't check anything that is "stock" and the trailer is included in the price so don't add that.

With that said, post some pics and get it out there. Worst case is you get offered what buyers are willing to pay based on what prices they are seeing.

[mattl]

Here are some pictures.

[sandm]

2 year old boat, no "real" stereo and manual flow that is not automated, would agree with mid-high 40's. wrong time of the year to be selling as everyone now wants a bargain.

[sivs1]

That's a nice looking boat, haven't seen many with your color combo. I will be selling mine, but am waiting until next Spring to start marketing it. Yes it will cost me to keep it through the winter for storage, insurance etc... but I know if I wait I can get more for it.

[BamaMojo]

That's a nice looking boat, haven't seen many with your color combo. I will be selling mine, but am waiting until next Spring to start marketing it. Yes it will cost me to keep it through the winter for storage, insurance etc... but I know if I wait I can get more for it.

I felt the same way. I sold mine for a little less than I wanted too but with the savings in payments I will net a little more. That philosophy only works IF you have payments.


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[BensonWdby]

I am in the market for a new boat and have been researching the Mondo as well a few other models. What Patrick232 said above it true. Looking at leftover prices and you will have a hard time moving it for 53. Without knowing what options above standard you have it's hard for me to do the NADA. Assuming you have bimini, racks, and using the water ballast system option to count for flow and added ballast (they add $1500 for this option) and a boat cover, it comes out to around 46k. Not sure you how you got to 53, but you can't check anything that is "stock" and the trailer is included in the price so don't add that.

With that said, post some pics and get it out there. Worst case is you get offered what buyers are willing to pay based on what prices they are seeing.

Beware of NADA values. I checked with them a while back and they don't seem to be that interested in keeping boat prices up to date. If I recall it was about once every 3 months.