Question 1

How much does a used Boston Whaler 210 Montauk cost?

Accepted Answer

On US Marine Connection right now there are four priced 210 Montauks, asking from $94,995 up to $135,220, with a median asking price of $112,502. That spread covers both pre-owned and new boats, so the lower end is generally the older used hulls and the top end the current-year models. These are asking prices set by sellers, not recorded sale prices, so treat them as a starting point.

Question 2

What years of the 210 Montauk are for sale?

Accepted Answer

The four listings span model years 2021 through 2027. That includes a 2021 and a pre-owned 2023, plus two new 2027 boats. So you can compare a few seasons of use against current-model inventory side by side. All four listings have photos. If you want a specific year, the selection is small, so check back as the listed inventory changes.

Question 3

How many hours is typical on a used 210 Montauk?

Accepted Answer

Only one of the four descriptions states engine hours: the 2021 boat is listed at 177 hours. The two new 2027 boats show zero hours, as you would expect, and the pre-owned 2023 listing does not give an hour count. With that little data there is no meaningful typical figure, so ask the seller directly for hours and for any service records before you commit.

Question 4

What should I check before buying a used 210 Montauk?

Accepted Answer

With 2021 to 2027 boats listed, you are mostly inspecting recent hulls. Verify the stated hours, since only one listing gives them, and match the HIN on the boat to the HIN in the listing. Check the fiberglass and composite hull for stress cracks and repairs, test the Mercury V6 under load, and confirm horsepower matches what is advertised, since the listings show both 150 and 200 HP versions. A survey and a sea trial are worth the money.

Question 5

What features come on the 210 Montauk?

Accepted Answer

Going only by what the listings state: all are center console boats with fiberglass or composite hulls, powered by Mercury V6 outboards at either 150 or 200 horsepower. The 2021 boat is listed at 21 ft 4 in with an 8 ft 6 in beam, and the 2023 shows the same length. Colors listed include white, platinum and Abaco blue. The descriptions do not detail seating, electronics or other equipment, so ask the seller for a full options list.

Question 6

Is the 210 Montauk good for family days on the water?

Accepted Answer

The listed boats are center consoles around 21 ft 4 in with an 8 ft 6 in beam, which is a practical size for day trips with a few people aboard and easy walk-around access on all sides. Power is a Mercury V6 at 150 or 200 horsepower. The descriptions do not list seating, canvas or other comfort equipment, so if shade and seating matter to you, confirm what each specific boat has.

Question 7

Where can I find a 210 Montauk for sale near me?

Accepted Answer

The four 210 Montauks currently listed on US Marine Connection are in two places: three in Grasonville, Maryland, and one in Seattle, Washington. All four have photos. If neither location is close to you, it is worth checking again later, since the listed inventory changes and there are no 210 Montauks shown in other cities at the moment.

Question 8

How does the 210 Montauk compare to the 160 Super Sport or the 250 Outrage?

Accepted Answer

By the listings, the 160 Super Sport is the smaller, cheaper step down: four listed from $29,000 to $44,314, median $36,830, years 2021 to 2027. The 250 Outrage sits above, with three listed from $72,000 to $310,169, median $154,995, years 2011 to 2027. The 210 Montauk falls between them at $94,995 to $135,220, median $112,502. The listings do not give enough detail to compare layouts or capability beyond price and year.

Boston Whaler 210 Montauk: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions