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Mirage prices and resale values
A used Mirage asks a median of £9,000 across 15 boats observed. We need 20 boats across six build years of the same models before we say how fast the range loses value.
Median asking price of 15 boats listed since Sep 2020, in today's prices · Indicative · asking, not sold
- Loses a year, across the range
Not enough boats yet
We rate a range once 20 boats across six build years of the same models have been seen. We have 14 Mirage sailing yachts across 10 build years so far.
Nearest figure: sailing yachts from other builders lose 3.7% a year of age.** A stand-in for the type, not Mirage's own figure.
- Published models
- 3 + 3 awaiting data
- Boats observed
- 15
The range
Every model by the build years of the boats we have seen, grouped by range. The figure is the median asking price. Dashed models have too few boats to publish yet.
Other models Sailing yachts · 6 models
- Mirage 2700£6,000
- Mirage 28£8,000
- Mirage 27, 2 boats observed, built 1981–1986, not yet published
- Kirby 30, 2 boats observed, built 1981–1984, not yet published
- Mirage 33, 4 boats observed, built 1982–1983, not yet published
- Mirage 35£19,500
Which hold value best
Share of asking price lost for each year of age. Shorter is better. The tick marks the same type of boat from other builders. Models need 20 boats across six build years, and a consistent fit, to be ranked.
No Mirage model has 20 boats across six build years yet, so none can be ranked. None has 10 boats yet.
Against other builders
The five builders whose boats most overlap with Mirage's by type and length, on the same basis.
| Builder | Models | Boats | Median asking | Loses a year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Westerly | 17 | 191 | £15,500 Firm | 1.9% |
| Island Packet | 17 | 213 | £97,000 Firm | 2.4% |
| Pearson | 17 | 173 | £19,000 Firm | 2.6% |
| Moody | 20 | 183 | £43,500 Firm | 2.7% |
| Catalina Yachts | 35 | 712 | £36,500 Firm | 4.0% |
| Mirage | 3 | 15 | £9,000 Indicative | — not enough boats across six build years to rate |
Every model
Sort by any column. Medians are asking prices, not sold prices. Models with fewer than five boats are listed with their count but no figure yet. Built is the span of build years among the boats we have seen.
| Mirage 28 | Sail | 8.6 m | 1979–1985 | 5 | £8,000 Provisional | — |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mirage 35 | Sail | 10.8 m | 1984–1986 | 5 | £19,500 Provisional | — |
| Mirage 2700 | Sail | 8.2 m | 1979–1990 | 5 | £6,000 Provisional | — |
| Mirage 33 | Sail | 10.2 m | 1982–1983 | 4 | awaiting data | — |
| Kirby 30 | Sail | 9.1 m | 1981–1984 | 2 | awaiting data | — |
| Mirage 27 | Sail | 8.2 m | 1981–1986 | 2 | awaiting data | — |
Questions about Mirage prices
How much does a used Mirage cost?
A used Mirage asks a median of £9,000 across 15 boats listed since Sep 2020, in today's prices. The middle half ask between £7,000 and £15,500. These are asking prices, not sold prices.
Does a Mirage hold its value?
We don't publish a rate for Mirage yet. We rate a range once 20 boats across six build years of the same models have been seen. We have 14 Mirage sailing yachts across 10 build years so far. Sailing yachts from other builders lose about 3.7% a year of age; that is the nearest figure we publish, not Mirage's own.
Why is a Mirage model missing a price?
We publish a model once five boats have been listed. 3 models are listed above with their count so far, including the Mirage 33, the Mirage 27 and the Kirby 30, and will get a published figure when they reach five.