Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Boston Whaler 420 Outrage, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection has three approved 420 Outrage listings with photos, asking from $450,000 up to $1,164,000, with a median asking price of $994,595. That is a wide spread because the group runs from a 2016 boat to a new 2025 model. Remember these are asking prices, not recorded sale prices, so the final number depends on the individual boat, its engines and its condition.
The current listings span 2016 to 2025. That includes a 2016 center console described as a center console/offshore boat at 42 feet with a 13-foot beam, a 2023 example with triple Mercury 600hp V12 engines, and a new 2025 boat. With only three boats listed, the available year choices are limited, so it is worth checking the model year on each listing rather than assuming a range is always on hand.
Only one of the three listings states engine hours, at roughly 150, described as a low-hour 2023 boat with triple Mercury V12s. The other two, the 2016 and the new 2025, do not list hours at all. With a sample of one there is no meaningful typical figure, so treat hours as something to confirm with each seller and verify against engine diagnostics at inspection.
On a 42-foot offshore center console, start with the engines: the 2023 listing mentions triple Mercury 600hp V12s and a full manufacturer warranty, so confirm warranty transfer, service records and a diagnostic download. Check the fiberglass hull for stress cracks and prior repairs, test all electronics, pumps, and steering, and survey stringers and transom. With listings as old as 2016, a full survey and sea trial are worth the money before you commit.
Based on what these descriptions actually state, the 420 Outrage is a 42-foot fiberglass center console built for offshore use, with a 13-foot beam on the 2016 boat. The 2023 example lists triple Mercury 600hp V12 engines totaling 1800 horsepower plus a full manufacturer warranty. Beyond that, the listings do not spell out layout, seating or electronics details, so ask each seller for a full equipment list before deciding.
Offshore is the use the listings support most clearly. One boat is described as a center console/offshore model at 42 feet with a 13-foot beam, and another is presented as offshore luxury and power with triple Mercury V12s making 1800 horsepower. All three listed boats are center consoles. The descriptions do not detail fishing or family features specifically, so confirm the cockpit and seating layout on the individual boat you are considering.
The three 420 Outrage listings on US Marine Connection are spread across the country: one in Grasonville, Maryland, one in Miami, Florida, and one in Seattle, Washington. Each listing shows photos. With only three boats and three widely separated locations, buyers often end up looking outside their own region, so plan on travel for a viewing and sea trial if none of those cities is close.
The 250 Outrage is the smaller, far cheaper sibling: three listed from $72,000 to $310,169, median $154,995, years 2011 to 2027. The 405 Conquest sits closer in money, three listed from $998,995 to $2,222,808, median $1,299,995, years 2022 to 2027, and is a Conquest rather than a center console. The 420 Outrage falls between them at $450,000 to $1,164,000, median $994,595, as a 42-foot offshore center console.
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 420 Outrage listed now
DealerGrasonville, MD
Center console · Excellent condition
Chesapeake Whalertowne
Nationwide Delivery Available
$1,164,000
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DealerMiami, FL
Center console · Good condition
Jet Ski of Miami & Fishermans Boat Group
Nationwide Delivery Available
$450,000
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DealerSeattle, WA
Center console
Union Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$994,595
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