Even Happier completes the Galeon comparison at the top of the platform's price band. One-owner 2022 510 Sky, 462 hours, Brunswick extended warranty running through November 2027, and a May 2026 refresh that covered ceramic coating on all fiberglass, full battery replacement, and a Dometic Condaria titanium chiller upgrade. That reads as an owner who is treating the boat like an asset. With three Galeons in your set at three different price points, Even Happier is the turnkey plus warranty end of the range, and that's the type of risk profile we should be prioritizing if the goal is a first boat with the fewest unknowns and the shortest ramp to actually using it.
Twin Volvo D11s at 670 hp per side, Seakeeper 6 stabilizer. The 510 Sky is the enclosed-flybridge evolution of the 500 platform, still with the beach-mode cockpit that makes the Galeon a natural kid-and-toy boat off the aft deck. That beach-mode geometry is the platform's answer to jet-ski loading and the four kids' waterline access.
Asking $1,174,995, no reduction yet, roughly two weeks on market. Cross-comp is Infinity ($899,999, 1,900 hours, same beach-mode platform, one model year older, reduced from $949,999). The trade is $275,000 for 1,438 fewer hours, a factory warranty through late 2027, and the recent refresh work already logged. If you want the warranty umbrella on a first boat and you can carry the higher entry price, Even Happier is the risk-off pick of the three Galeons. Infinity is the risk-on value pick with the seller who has already moved. Alegria sits between them on hours and price.
