What is a Azimut 68 worth?
Used price range by year, computed with the same engine as our estimator, for a yacht in good condition, VAT paid.
Estimated value of a Azimut 68 by year
| Year | Market range | Recommended asking price | Depreciation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | €2,300,000 – €2,927,000 | €2,771,000 | −15 % |
| 2025 | €2,139,000 – €2,722,000 | €2,577,000 | −21 % |
| 2024 | €1,989,000 – €2,532,000 | €2,396,000 | −26 % |
| 2023 | €1,850,000 – €2,355,000 | €2,229,000 | −32 % |
| 2022 | €1,721,000 – €2,190,000 | €2,073,000 | −36 % |
| 2021 | €1,600,000 – €2,037,000 | €1,927,000 | −41 % |
| 2020 | €1,488,000 – €1,894,000 | €1,793,000 | −45 % |
| 2019 | €1,384,000 – €1,761,000 | €1,667,000 | −49 % |
| 2018 | €1,287,000 – €1,638,000 | €1,550,000 | −52 % |
| 2017 | €1,197,000 – €1,523,000 | €1,442,000 | −56 % |
Indicative estimate for a yacht in good condition, excluding engine hours, equipment and tax status. The final sale price usually lands in the lower half of the range.
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Four cabins under 21 m: rare, hence sought after by families and charter programmes alike.
Like every yacht, the Azimut 68 loses most of its value in its first years (around 15% in the first, then 7% a year), before depreciation slows after ten years. A recent major refit (engines, paint, electronics, teak) lifts the curve by 2 to 8% depending on how recent it is.
Two Azimut 68 of the same year can differ by 20%: engine hours, a complete maintenance log, VAT status, flag, equipment (stabilisers, hydraulics, tender) and charter or private use all make the difference. These are the points a broker checks before setting the asking price.
Frequently asked questions about the Azimut 68
How much does a new Azimut 68 cost?
The reference new price used is around €3,000,000, excluding options, for a standard yard specification. Options and engines can move this figure by 10 to 20%.
How much does a Azimut 68 lose each year?
Around 15% in the first year, then 7% a year over the first ten years. After twenty years, value depends almost entirely on condition and refits.
What asking price for a 2019 Azimut 68?
For a 2019 example in good condition, the market range is €1,384,000 to €1,761,000, and we recommend listing around €1,667,000, leaving room for negotiation without putting buyers off.
How is this value calculated?
From the model's reference new price, an age- and segment-based depreciation curve, and adjustments for refit and cabin count. The method is explained on the home page.
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