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2024 G-Force G-Force 10
$631,077
$4,657/mo*
Manitowoc, WI 54220 | Manitowoc Marina and Nestegg Marine
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2026 Hustler 288 CC
$275,000
$2,029/mo*
Calverton, NY 11933 | Hustler Power Boats
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2010 Custom Flat 28 Cabin Boat
$89,995
$664/mo*
Marrero, LA 70072 | The Boat Yard, Inc
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1981 Midship Marine High Speed Passenger Ferry
$2,899,995
$21,400/mo*
New Orleans, LA 70112 | WORLDWIDE YACHT SALES
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2010 Custom Flat 28 Cabin Boat
$89,995
$664/mo*
Houma, LA 70360 | The Boat Yard, Inc
Expert Utility boats Reviews
What are utility boats?
Utility boats are small, trailerable vessels frequently used for endeavors such as a variety of commercial and recreational boating activities. Ranging from 10 feet to 38 feet, these types of vessels usually average 17 feet. Several boat building companies produce these vessels, using hull types such as flat, modified vee, deep vee, tunnel and pontoon. A total of 886 brand-new boats and 81 used boats are among the 967 utility boats that are now available on Boat Trader, which features listings from both professional boat dealers and individuals countrywide.
What are the best utility boats?
Tracker, Lund, Custom, Lowe and Crestliner are some of the most iconic designers of utility boats at the moment. Utility boats models are designed with outboard, outboard-4S, inboard, inboard/outboard and other propulsion systems, available in gas, diesel, electric and other fuel systems. In the past 30 days, the top, most-viewed utility boats brands on Boat Trader were Crestliner, Lowe, Lund, Tracker and US Coast Guard.
How much do utility boats cost?
Utility boats for sale on Boat Trader are available within a variety of prices from a reasonable $1,295 on the low-end all the way up to $629,312 for the higher end crafts. Models with more power can handle motors up to a massive 5,671 horsepower, while the smallest utility models may have as low as 10 horsepower engines on them (although the average engine size is 60 HP).
Why are utility boats popular?
Utility boats are popular for their bigger draft and narrow beam, traits that make these boats well-suited for a variety of commercial and recreational boating activities. Within our current availability, these utility boats can hold up to 153 people, but usually averages 5. Boat Trader is confident you'll find the boat you're searching for because there are presently 967 utility boats posted for sale, with 158 even more boat listings being added within the past 30 days.