[Sold] - $159,950 - (2001) Carver 444 Cockpit Motor Yacht 

Thanks Victor, I really appreciate it 🤠

Thanks Victor for giving him props for including the price as I wouldn’t even waste my time calling someone for a price. I feel when that is (1) of the most important details…I truly feel like the minute you ask for a price your losing the battle and it reminds me of used car salesmen tactics…So now I know at least someone else thinks the sales price should be in the listings and great job on showing the boat I absolutely love when someone walks/talks you through the boat because to many listings out there just do it the lazy way and play music so again thank you and I hope you don’t change a thing because your listings are perfect!!!!!!!

Thank you Gents, your compliments are much appreciated 🤠

Thanks Tony! Glad you enjoyed it. For the money, this one has been one of my favorites so far. Perfect liveaboard without sacrificing cruising abilities.

Thanks John, glad you enjoyed it. I've seen a few of these boats in different marinas but not sure of production numbers to be honest. Not many other boats out there with this same design, that's for sure 😎

When it comes to value for money, it is hard to beat Carver. I actually have another brokerage Carver to schedule filming in the next couple of weeks. Not sure all the details as of yet, but it is under $200k.

@@GarnockReviews Good value! Thanks.

I've seen several cockpit motor yachts now from Carver, Bayliner, Wellcraft and more. They always struck me as being designed from the inside out and not the other way round. I like them for the amount of room onboard for liveaboard use, but most don't have the sleakest design

I disagree completely. I think its one of the best livaboard designs on the market. To each their own, I suppose.

One good thing with boats is that there is a design out there for everyone. You might not like this or other Carvers, but they have a strong following and sell fast. All the Carvers I have on my channel are either sold or under contract 😉

@@GarnockReviews like they say its all about making money theirs an ass for every seat

I'd call her Tardis if she was mine 😁

@@GarnockReviews nice DR WHO reference

I found this spec online.... Length Overall 46′ 6” Dry Weight 33,860 lbs. Beam 13′ 11” Fuel Cap 404 gal. Draft 3′ 6” Water Cap 90 gal Bridge Clearance 18′ 0” Max Headroom 6′ 10”

She would be a great boat for cruising the loop in as she has so much storage, space, and comfort. As far as I know everything you see is included. I normally get told when something isn't included. Best bet is give Mark a call, tell him you saw the video and he will fill you in on all the info 😉 Thanks for watching 🤠

Thanks Peter, glad you enjoyed it 🤠

Thanks Craig, glad you enjoyed it 🤠 I'm supposed to be filming a similar but smaller Carver 400 in a few weeks time to share with everyone as well. These boats are great value for money 😎

I've got a few Carvers on here and they always surprise me with how big they fell for their size. If I had time and money, I certainly wouldn't rule out a Carver. Thanks for watching!