Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Boston Whaler 160 Super Sport, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
On US Marine Connection there are four priced 160 Super Sport listings right now, asking from $29,000 up to $44,314, with a median asking price of $36,830. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. The spread covers both pre-owned hulls and new 2027 boats, so the lower end is generally the older used stock and the upper end the current-year models.
The four current listings run from 2021 to 2027. That includes a pre-owned 2021 with a 90 horsepower engine, a pre-owned 2024 with a 75, and two new 2027 boats, one with a 90 ELPT. All four are center consoles and all four have photos, so you can see the actual boat rather than stock imagery.
There is no typical figure with only four boats listed, but the descriptions do give numbers. The pre-owned 2021 shows 142.2 hours, the pre-owned 2024 shows 8.5 hours, and both new 2027 boats show zero. So the used examples here are at opposite ends. Always confirm the hour reading in person against the engine gauge or a dealer printout.
On the 2021 and 2024 boats, verify the stated hours against the engine display and ask for service records. Check the fiberglass/composite hull for stress cracks around the console and transom, look at the outboard's lower unit, prop and tilt function, and test the bilge pump, lights and gauges. Match the HIN on the hull to the listing, and make sure the trailer, if one comes, is titled and roadworthy.
The listings keep it brief. All four are center consoles with outboard power: 90 horsepower on the 2021 and on one 2027 (a 90 ELPT), and 75 on the 2024. Hull is listed as fiberglass/composite. Colors vary, with Glacier Green, White and Abaco Blue among them. Nothing else, such as electronics or canvas, is named in the descriptions, so ask the seller what is actually fitted.
It suits that well. These are small center consoles with 75 to 90 horsepower outboards, easy to handle on protected water and simple to trailer and launch. The listings do not mention fishing packages, electronics or offshore gear, so judge each boat on what the seller confirms. For sheltered bays, rivers and short runs with a few people aboard, the size and layout make sense.
Every one of the four 160 Super Sport listings on US Marine Connection is in Grasonville, Maryland, on the Eastern Shore near the Bay Bridge. All four have photos. If you are outside that area, it is worth checking what the listings show before travelling, since there is no other city with this model listed at the moment.
By asking price, the 130 Super Sport sits below it: five listed from $22,978 to $30,766, median $26,116, years 2023 to 2027. The 210 Montauk is a big step up, four listed from $94,995 to $135,220, median $112,502, years 2021 to 2027. The 160's four listings fall between at $29,000 to $44,314, median $36,830. The listings do not give layout or capacity details to compare beyond that.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.
Boston Whaler 160 Super Sport listed now
DealerGreat DealGrasonville, MD
Center console
Chesapeake Whalertowne
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$29,000
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DealerGreat DealGrasonville, MD
Center console
Chesapeake Whalertowne
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$31,900
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DealerGreat DealGrasonville, MD
Center console · Excellent condition
Chesapeake Whalertowne
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$44,314
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DealerGreat DealGrasonville, MD
Center console · Excellent condition
Chesapeake Whalertowne
Nationwide Delivery Available
$41,761
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