Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Hurricane 2400 SD, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection shows three approved, priced Hurricane 2400 SD listings, asking between $140,550 and $141,763, with a median asking price of $141,607. That is a tight band because all three are the same model year. Keep in mind those are asking prices, not recorded sale prices. All three listings include photos, so you can see the layout and seating before you call about one.
Every 2400 SD currently listed on US Marine Connection is a 2027 model, so there are three boats and one model year in the mix. There are no older used years showing at the moment. If you want an earlier Hurricane deck boat, the sibling listings cover a wider span, with the SunDeck 2486 OB spanning 2015 to 2026 and the SUNDECK 2200 OB spanning 2015 to 2019.
None of the three 2400 SD listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from the site. What the listings do show is the asking price, photos, the 2027 model year, and the Florida city each boat sits in. Since these are current-year deck boats, ask the seller directly for an hour reading and have it confirmed off the engine display during your inspection.
These three are 2027 boats, so you are mainly checking condition and rigging rather than age. Ask for hours, since no listing states them. Run the outboard through its range and watch the gauges. On a deck boat, check the bow seating and deck hardware, test all seat and storage hatches, and look for water in the storage lockers. Confirm fuel capacity, battery condition, canvas, and that everything in the photos is still on the boat.
The descriptions on these listings describe a spacious deck-boat layout with generous seating, easy movement from bow to stern, and thoughtful storage. One listing cites 24 feet of length, an 8'6" beam, seating for up to 12 passengers, available outboard power up to 400 HP, and a 66-gallon fuel capacity. Beyond that, options vary by boat, so check the photos on each of the three listings and confirm specifics with the seller.
That is exactly how the listings describe it. The descriptions call the 2400 a boat for cruising, watersports, entertaining, and relaxed days at the sandbar, with room for family and friends to move from bow to stern. One listing lists seating for up to 12 passengers and generous storage. Nothing in these descriptions covers fishing packages or offshore use, so judge it as a family cruising and watersports deck boat.
All three 2400 SD listings on US Marine Connection are in Southwest Florida: one in Cape Coral, one in Naples, and one in Port Charlotte. All three have photos, and asking prices run from $140,550 to $141,763. If you are outside Florida, there are no listings for this model in other regions at the moment, so the sibling Hurricane deck boats may be worth a look.
On price and age, they are different buys. The 2400 SD listings are all 2027 boats asking $140,550 to $141,763, median $141,607. The SunDeck 2486 OB has four listings from 2015 to 2026 asking $49,950 to $89,977, median $59,995. The SUNDECK 2200 OB has three from 2015 to 2019 asking $20,900 to $39,995, median $39,000. The site does not provide spec comparisons between them, so compare the individual listings.
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.
Hurricane 2400 SD listed now
DealerCape Coral, FL
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
The Boat House
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$141,607
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DealerPort Charlotte, FL
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
The Boat House
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$141,763
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DealerNaples, FL
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
The Boat House
Nationwide Delivery Available
$140,550
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