Market Guide
Bali CATSPACE
The Bali CATSPACE is a 40-foot cruiser built by Bali. Here's what buyers and owners need to know about pricing, specs, ownership costs, and what these boats actually sell for on the Gulf Coast.
Specs snapshot
Pulled from the most recent listing of this model.
- Make
- Bali
- Model
- CATSPACE
- Year
- 2023
- Length
- 40 ft
- Price
- US$474,000
- Condition
- Used
- Class
- Catamaran
- Hull Material
- Fiberglass
- Drive Type
- Sail Drive
- Beam
- 21 ft 6 in
- Boat Location
- St Petersburg, Florida, United States
- Name
- Wiley Pixie
- Guest Cabins
- 3
- Guest Heads
- 2
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
Common questions
What does a Bali CATSPACE cost?
A new or nearly-new 2023 Bali CATSPACE typically costs between $600,000 and $800,000, depending heavily on the chosen layout, options, and delivery location. Pre-owned models from the first few years of production may be found starting in the mid-$500,000s, but pricing is firm due to high demand.
What are the common issues with the Bali CATSPACE?
Common critiques of the Bali CATSPACE focus on performance rather than systemic faults, citing modest upwind sailing ability and potential for slamming due to its lower bridgedeck clearance. Like many production catamarans, buyers should inspect for minor interior fit-and-finish inconsistencies and ensure complex systems like the tilting garage door operate smoothly.
How does the Bali CATSPACE compare to other cruisers in its class?
The Bali CATSPACE competes with the Lagoon 40/42, Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42, and Leopard 42, but distinguishes itself with a solid foredeck cockpit and a tilting 'Bali Door' that creates a massive indoor-outdoor living space. While competitors may offer better sailing performance, the CATSPACE excels in comfort, volume, and social space at anchor.
What is the fuel consumption on a Bali CATSPACE?
With its standard twin 30hp diesel engines, the Bali CATSPACE typically consumes about 1 to 1.5 gallons per hour, per engine, while motoring at a cruising speed of 6-7 knots. This translates to a total consumption of 2-3 gallons per hour, with actual figures varying based on sea state, load, and engine condition.
Is the Bali CATSPACE good for offshore use?
The Bali CATSPACE is rated CE Category A for offshore use and is capable of ocean passages in favorable conditions. However, its design prioritizes interior volume and comfort at anchor over pure bluewater performance. It is arguably better suited for coastal cruising, island hopping, and Caribbean passages than for high-latitude, long-duration ocean crossings.
What is the resale value of a Bali CATSPACE?
The resale value for a Bali CATSPACE is generally strong, reflecting the high demand for modern, sub-50-foot catamarans in both private and charter markets. While initial depreciation occurs, these yachts tend to hold their value well compared to monohulls, often retaining a significant percentage of their purchase price after several years of use.
What are the annual ownership costs for a Bali CATSPACE?
Owners should budget approximately 5-10% of the yacht's value for annual running costs, which can range from $30,000 to $60,000 per year. This estimate covers major expenses like insurance, marina fees, routine engine and systems maintenance, haul-outs for bottom paint, and provisions for unexpected repairs or equipment upgrades.
What should I look for during a survey of a Bali CATSPACE?
A thorough survey should focus on the integrity and operation of the tilting 'Bali Door' mechanism, as it is a unique and complex component. Also, closely inspect the steering system, bulkhead tabbing, and the condition of electrical and plumbing systems. Evidence of charter use, such as high engine hours and cosmetic wear, should be noted.
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