There are very big differences between the different generations of Elan’s, and more recently the different series - as the mainstream models got more performance than cruiser focussed them they spun off the Impression series as much more accommodation focussed, then ….
Wow, a Bav!! Not sure whether to laugh or cry, look forward to ongoing comment.
Who's to say what correctly priced is - I guess a boat is only worth what someone is prepared to pay for it.
The brokers pay for access to a data base of all transaction prices, almost a yacht glasses guide.
Even the source that brokers use is only a rough guide. The problem is that the used boat market is what is known as "thin" - that is very few buyers and sellers of specific boats at any one time or even over a reasonable period of say a year. Of your list I would guess that except for the Jeanneau and Bavaria there have been more than one or two of each changing hands recently. Add to that the wide range of condition particularly older boats (the knackered deck one will sell for maybe half what a pristine one would) means any known sale price is almost specific to that transaction. The database is also voluntary and only captures a portion of sales. Very unlike the car market where there are thousands of recorded transactions every day.
Now look here. By compiling your own list you have robbed the forum of the opportunity to enjoy a ‘which boat?’ thread. Please delete your list immediately and start a new thread where we all get to pontificate about what boat you need.
That would be a first for this forum, being stopped from telling people what boat they need by a simple list.
Having turned 78 last month, I thought I'd find something a bit smaller and more comfortable to see out my sailing years... My Lightwave served me well for 20 years carrying us quickly and safely over many 1000's of miles, albeit once I'd given up racing not ideal as a cruising boat.
I'd love a Starlight, sadly a nice one would be out of budget by some measure...