Why is this Catamaran So CHEAP?

Is this the best budget catamaran on the market, or a floating money pit? We found a Fountaine Pajot Mahi 36 Evolution listed for a suspiciously low price. On paper, it’s a capable bluewater cruiser with twin engines and a solid layout. So why is the market ignoring it? In this video, we investigate the 5 Reasons Why This Catamaran is So Cheap: The Size Trap: Why 36-foot cats are disappearing from the market. The "Ex-Charter" Stigma: Does a rental history ruin a boat's value? Layout Dealbreakers: Why the 3-cabin version kills resale potential. The Multihull Tax: The hidden costs of maintaining two hulls and two engines. The Secret Value: Why smart sailors are buying these boats anyway. If you are looking for an affordable catamaran to live aboard or cruise the world, you need to watch this breakdown. ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro: A Suspiciously Cheap Catamaran 01:08 1. The Cruising Market Left Small Cats Behind 03:05 2. The Charter Boat Reputation Problem 04:57 3. Layout Choices That Hurt Resale Value 07:00 4. Hidden Costs of Catamaran Maintenance 08:52 5. Underrated Design, Overlooked Value 10:31 Outro: Is It Worth The Risk? 🔔 Subscribe for more boat reviews, market analysis, and honest advice for buying a sailboat. 💬 Would you buy an ex-charter catamaran to save money? Let us know in the comments! #Catamaran #FountainePajot #BoatBuying #SailingLife #Liveaboard #CheapBoats #YachtBroker #Mahi36 #BudgetCruising