Only manufacturers with active boats in our selection.
BRANDS · REAL FONTNAUTIC INVENTORY
Used boat brands and models
Browse the boat manufacturers currently represented in our inventory and access their available boats. A brand helps narrow the search; the final decision always depends on the individual boat.
We do not publish fictional catalogues or empty pages to make the inventory look larger. This selection is built from boats that are genuinely active with Fontnautic.
Model, year, engines, equipment, maintenance and condition.
Documentation, inspection, sea trial and haul-out where appropriate.
We can assess a make or model even if it is not currently listed.
CURRENT SELECTION
Brands with boats available
The list updates with active inventory. If a brand no longer has an available boat, we do not continue displaying it as though stock still existed.
Bavaria
- BAVARIA CRUISER 45
- BAVARIA CRUISER 55
- BAVARIA 42
- + 1 more boat
Jeanneau
- JEANNEAU SUN ODYSSEY 40.3
- JEANNEAU SUN ODYSSEY 35 GTE
- JEANNEAU PRESTIGE 620
Beneteau
- BENETEAU ANTARES 9 OB
- BENETEAU BARRACUDA 9
Rodman
- RODMAN MUSE 44
- RODMAN 56
Alaska
- ALASKA 45 TRAWLER
Astondoa
- ASTONDOA 54 GLX
Azimut
- AZIMUT 46
Carnevalli
- CARNEVALLI 130
Cranchi
- CRANCHI ZAFFIRO 34
Hanse
- HANSE 385
Pacific Shipyards
- PACIFIC ALLURE 155
Prestige
- PRESTIGE YACHT 500
Princess
- PRINCESS V55
Riviera
- RIVIERA 47
Starfisher
- STARFISHER 840
Sunseeker
- SUNSEEKER PORTOFINO 47
Ta Chiao
- TA CHIAO CT-56
Windy
- WINDY 42 GRAND BORA
BUYING BY BRAND
The brand matters. The individual boat matters more.
Two boats from the same yard and model can be completely different purchases after years of use, maintenance and modifications.
A manufacturer name helps you understand a boat’s origins, positioning and the market segment in which it competes. But with a used boat, recognising the brand is not enough: you need to understand the individual boat you are actually buying.
Before comparing on price alone, review the engines, hours, maintenance history, configuration, electronics, work carried out, documentation and overall condition. A better-maintained or properly updated boat can justify a significant difference over an apparently similar example.
That is why Fontnautic brand pages are gateways to real inventory. We are not trying to build an encyclopaedia of boatbuilders or generate hundreds of pages without their own useful content.
FONTNAUTIC CRITERIA
What we compare beyond the name on the hull
A brand can help focus the search, but these are the factors that separate an interesting boat from one that needs more investment or investigation.
Engines, transmission, hours, service history and consistency of maintenance.
Ownership, invoices, haul-outs, repairs and documented upgrades.
Layout, electronics, generator, air conditioning, auxiliary systems and equipment.
Hull, underwater gear, deck, interior, systems and operation during the viewing.
Price in relation to year, engines, equipment and genuinely comparable boats.
Documentation, survey, negotiation, ownership transfer, handover and logistics.
FROM BRAND TO PURCHASE
Use the brand to search. Use the process to decide.
When a boat fits, the decision continues through our main buying, inspection, maintenance and documentation guides.
How to structure the search, viewing, offer and closing.
View buying guide →Survey, sea trial and haul-out where appropriate.
View inspection →Understand pending work and the cost of bringing a boat up to standard.
View maintenance →Documentation, ownership transfer and administrative steps in the transaction.
View documentation →CAN’T FIND THE BRAND OR MODEL?
It does not need to be listed for us to help you find it.
If you already know the manufacturer, model, length, engines or budget you are looking for, we can assess options inside and outside our inventory. The aim is to reduce noise and spend time on boats that genuinely justify a viewing and deeper inspection.
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Looking for a boat from a specific brand?
Tell us what you want to find and we can help structure the search, compare boats and move forward when an option makes sense.
