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Used Stingray Boats for Sale: Prices, Models & 2026 Values

Stingray Boats has been built by one family in Hartsville, South Carolina since 1979, which makes it a rarity in an industry of conglomerates. The company builds sport boats — bowriders, deck boats and small cuddy cabins from 18 to 25 feet — on its own Z-plane hull design, which it markets on speed and fuel economy, and it has kept its prices below the big-brand equivalents for four decades.

The used market reflects that positioning: a Stingray sells for less than a comparable Sea Ray or Chaparral, the fit and finish is honest rather than lavish, and the boats are simple to own. Older models are sterndrive (MerCruiser or Volvo Penta); newer ones increasingly carry outboards. For a buyer who wants a clean family bowrider without paying for a badge, Stingray is worth a serious look.

What Stingray boats are worth in 2026

Median asking

$40,950

Lowest

$7,998

Highest

$74,900

Live asking prices from 9 priced Stingray listings on US Marine Connection right now, refreshed hourly. Dealer asking prices include prep, warranty and often a trailer or rigging; a private sale usually settles below the median for an ordinary example. The model ranges below narrow that down.

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What Stingray is known for

Popular used Stingraymodels & prices

Stingray 180 / 190 / 192 SC (compact bowriders)

$8,000–$35,000 used

Eighteen- to nineteen-foot bowriders with 3.0L or 4.3L sterndrives on older boats and outboards on newer ones. The affordable family runabout.

Stingray 198 LX / 208 LR / 215 LR (mid-size bowriders)

$15,000–$50,000 used

Twenty- to twenty-two-footers with V6 and V8 sterndrive options, extended swim platforms and more freeboard. The volume of the used market sits here.

Stingray 225 / 231 DC / 250 (deck boats & larger)

$30,000–$80,000 used

Wide-bow deck boats and the largest Stingray bowriders, with heads on some models. Late-model examples with outboard power sell close to new.

Stingray cuddies (195 CS / 225 CR / 250 CR)

$12,000–$40,000 used

Small cabins for occasional overnights. A niche the industry has mostly abandoned, so clean examples find buyers quickly.

Ranges are typical asking prices for privately sold and dealer-serviced boats in the U.S.; condition, engine hours, and refit quality move prices substantially.

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Buying a used Stingray: what to check

  1. On sterndrive models, ask for outdrive service history (bellows, gimbal bearing, impeller) and inspect the manifolds if the boat saw salt
  2. Walk the floor and check the ski locker and bilge for soft spots or standing water
  3. Check the upholstery and snap-in carpet; Stingray interiors are decent but age faster than premium brands in the sun
  4. Confirm the trailer is included and roadworthy — many Stingrays were sold as packages and the trailer is a meaningful share of the price

Frequently asked questions

How much is a used Stingray boat worth?

Compact 180–192 bowriders typically sell for $8,000–$35,000; mid-size 198–215 models $15,000–$50,000; deck boats and the larger 225–250 series $30,000–$80,000. Sterndrive boats from the 2000s sit at the low end; late-model outboard boats near the top.

Are Stingray boats good quality?

They are honest, well-built family boats from a company that has been doing one thing for over forty years. Fit and finish is a step below Sea Ray or Cobalt, and so is the price; the hulls are sound and the layouts are practical.

Who owns Stingray Boats?

Stingray is independent and family-owned, based in Hartsville, South Carolina, where it has built boats since 1979.

Selling a Stingray boat?

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