Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Boston Whaler 250 Outrage, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection shows 3 approved 250 Outrage listings with asking prices from $72,000 to $310,169, with a median of $154,995. Those are asking prices, not sale prices. The spread is wide because the group runs from a 2011 pre-owned boat to a new 2027 model, so condition, year and engine package explain most of the gap rather than any single market figure.
The current listings span 2011 through 2027. That includes a pre-owned 2011 with dual 225 Verado four-strokes, a one-owner 2022 with twin 200hp Mercury outboards, and a new 2027 with twin Mercury 225s and zero hours. With only three boats listed, the available years jump around rather than filling in every model year between 2011 and 2027.
There is no standard hours figure attached to these listings, so there is no typical number to quote. What the descriptions themselves mention varies a lot: the 2022 is described as a one-owner boat with only 78 engine hours, the 2011 lists 1,047 hours, and the new 2027 shows 0. Ask the seller directly for a current hour reading and a service record before you commit.
With years from 2011 to 2027 in the mix, start with the outboards: get the exact current hours, service history and a compression or diagnostic check on the twin Mercury or Verado setups described. Then inspect the hull and transom, steering and rigging, and any electronics listed such as GPS, fishfinder and VHF. On boats with a head, cockpit shower or livewell, test the plumbing and pumps. A survey and sea trial are worth it at these prices.
Going only by what these descriptions state, the 2022 boat has a fiberglass hardtop with an integrated electronics box, GPS, fishfinder, navigation system and VHF radio, a premium marine stereo with high-output cockpit speakers, a VacuFlush head with pump-out and overboard discharge, a cockpit shower and a dedicated livewell. It is listed at 25 ft 5 in LOA with a 9 ft beam. The 2011 and 2027 entries list engines, color and basic details only.
The listed features point that way. All three are center consoles, and the 2022 description includes a dedicated livewell, a fishfinder, GPS and VHF, plus a hardtop with an integrated electronics box. That combination suits anglers who want to walk the full perimeter of the boat and keep bait alive. The cockpit shower and head on that same boat also make long days easier. Check each listing, since the 2011 and 2027 descriptions do not detail fishing gear.
The three 250 Outrage listings on US Marine Connection are in Grasonville, Maryland, which has two of them, and Bellingham, Washington, which has the third. All three include photos. If neither coast is close to you, it is worth checking the listings again later, since this is a small group of boats and locations change as inventory turns over.
On price, the 210 Montauk sits below it: 4 listed from $94,995 to $135,220, median $112,502, years 2021 to 2027. The 420 Outrage is far above, with 3 listed from $450,000 to $1,164,000, median $994,595, years 2016 to 2025. The 250 Outrage falls between them, 3 listed from $72,000 to $310,169, median $154,995. Beyond price, year and type, the listings do not give comparable spec details, so compare each boat's own description.
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 250 Outrage listed now
DealerGrasonville, MD
Center console
Chesapeake Whalertowne
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$72,000
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DealerGrasonville, MD
Center console · Excellent condition
Chesapeake Whalertowne
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$310,169
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DealerBellingham, WA
Center console · Excellent condition
Union Marine
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$154,995
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