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Barletta boats

Barletta builds luxury pontoon boats focused on premium features and performance. With 1041 registered hulls in the US and a median length of 23.5 feet, the brand targets buyers looking for upscale entertaining and cruising platforms. The fleet skews very new, with most boats from 2019 to 2025.

Registered hulls1,177US registry
For sale now366$38K to $160K
Recalls0USCG / CPSC
Median length23 ftmostly gasoline

Barletta used prices from our data

Median ask$69,50067 distinct boats
Middle half$55k to $100khalf of asks fall here
Listed now4522 states in the sample
Value change-5.4%per year of age
Ad down in 14 days55%of 11 we watched end
Newest dataNov 14, 2026last listing seen
$0$38k$75k$113k$150k2019: median $44k, 4 boats20192020: median $75k, 5 boats20202021: median $65k, 9 boats20212022: median $67k, 10 boats20222023: median $81k, 18 boats20232024: median $70k, 5 boats20242025: median $96k, 8 boats20252026: median $102k, 8 boats2026middle half of asksmedian ask
Show the numbers by model year
Model yearBoatsMiddle half of asksMedian ask
20268$70,500 to $144,000$102,000
20258$64,000 to $112,000$96,000
20245$59,000 to $90,000$70,000
202318$59,000 to $107,500$81,000
202210$56,500 to $85,000$66,500
20219$45,000 to $67,000$65,000
20205$40,000 to $95,000$75,000
20194$42,000 to $46,500$43,500

67 distinct Barletta boats, listed now or since taken down, newest seen 2026-11-14. Asking prices, not sale prices. Value change per year of age is fitted on 56 boats with a known length, holding length constant. Barletta values by model year.

Are Barletta boats reliable?

Barletta has no USCG recalls on record across its 1041 registered hulls, a positive indicator for a brand with production concentrated in recent years. Ownership costs center on outboard maintenance (all 1041 hulls are gasoline powered), pontoon tube integrity, and the upkeep of premium interior materials and electronics that define the brand's positioning.

Common problems to inspect on a used Barletta

  • Pontoon tube welds and seams for leaks or corrosion
  • Electrical connections for helm electronics and lighting systems
  • Upholstery stitching and vinyl condition given heavy sun exposure
  • Outboard mounting transom for stress cracks or fastener corrosion

Registry footprint

Registered hulls (US sample) 1,177
Median length 23.2 ft
Most-registered model years 2022 (211), 2023 (208), 2025 (175), 2021 (147), 2026 (134), 2024 (106)
Fuel mix Gasoline 1,177

Sample = US state open-data vessel registries (currently Texas + New York, ~875k vessels). Treat as a representative slice of recreational US inventory.

Recalls (0)

No USCG recalls on file for Barletta.

USCG MIC entries (1)

Frequently asked questions

Are Barletta boats reliable?

Barletta has zero USCG recalls across 1041 registered hulls, with a fleet concentrated in recent model years (2019 to 2025). Reliability depends heavily on outboard choice and maintenance of premium interior components.

Do Barletta pontoon boats hold their value?

Barletta positions as a luxury pontoon brand, which typically preserves resale value better than entry level boats if premium features and upholstery are kept in good condition. The very recent fleet makes long term depreciation patterns unclear.

What size are most Barletta boats?

The median length is 23.5 feet across the registered US fleet. Most Barletta models range from 20 to 27 feet, focused on day cruising and entertaining rather than extreme size.

What engines do Barletta boats use?

All 1041 registered Barletta hulls use gasoline outboards. Engine choice varies by buyer, with common options from Mercury, Yamaha, and Suzuki in the 150 to 350 HP range depending on model.

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