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2011 Robertson Leopard 46
$299,000
$2,228/mo*
Dania Beach, FL 33004 | National Yacht Sales
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1989 Cape Dory 300 Motorsailer
$52,900
$394/mo*
Marshfield, MA 02050 | McShane Yacht Sales
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2018 Custom Len Jenkins 50
$180,000
$1,341/mo*
Dania Beach, FL 33004 | National Yacht Sales
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1987 Moody 346
$42,900
$373/mo*
Seattle, WA 98109 | Sundance Yacht Sales - Seattle
What are motorsailer boats?
Larger vessels called motorsailer boats are usually utilized for on-the-water activities like overnight cruising and day cruising. Vessels of this kind can differ in size, with the smallest current boat listed at 24 feet in length, to the longest vessel measuring 68 feet, and an average length of 38 feet. These boats are built and assembled by a variety of boat makers with hull types including monohull and catamaran designs. Boat Trader currently has 20 motorsailer boats for sale, including 1 new vessels and 19 used boats, listed by both individuals and professional dealerships across the country.
What are the best motorsailer boats?
Some of the most notorious builders of motorsailer boats as of today include: Custom, Hunter, Bavaria, Cape Dory and Diesel Duck. Motorsailer boats models are manufactured with inboard, inboard/outboard and outboard propulsion systems, available in diesel, gas and other fuel systems. The top, most popular motorsailer boats brands on Boat Trader during the previous 30 days were Cape Dory, Cheoy Lee, Custom, Hunter and Nauticat.
How much do motorsailer boats cost?
Motorsailer boats for sale on Boat Trader are offered at a swath of prices from a reasonable $7,995 on the lower-priced models all the way up to $5,253,077 for the most expensive variety. Models with the greatest power can take motors up to a tremendous 3,100 horsepower, while affordable utility models may have as modest as 3 horsepower engines on them (although the average motor size is 99 HP).
Why are motorsailer boats popular?
Motorsailer boats are popular for their deeper-depth draft and exceedingly wide beam, characteristics that make these boats well-suited for overnight cruising and day cruising. Motorsailer boats can usually hold an average of 0 people but can carry at most 0. Boat Trader is confident you'll find the boat you're searching for because there are presently 20 motorsailer boats posted for sale, with 1 even more boat listings being added within the last month.