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Stingray 19DC: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions

Eight questions buyers ask about the Stingray 19DC, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.

Listed now
9 boats
Median asking
$39,577
Model years
2027
Low – high
$39,577 – $39,888

How much does a used Stingray 19DC cost?

Right now US Marine Connection shows nine priced 19DC listings asking between $39,577 and $39,888, with a median asking price of $39,577. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. Worth knowing: every one of these is described as a new unit rather than used, so there is no used-boat pricing on the site for this model at the moment.

What years of the 19DC are for sale?

All nine 19DC listings on the site are 2027 model year. There are no older model years posted right now, so you cannot compare a 2027 against, say, a five-year-old hull here. The descriptions all identify the boats as new units, each with its own stock number, and each listing includes photos.

How many hours is typical on a used 19DC?

None of the nine 19DC listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no number to quote. The descriptions are short and cover the basics: bowrider, 19 ft LOA, a Suzuki DF115BTXW outboard, stock number and location. Since all nine are listed as new units, hours would be minimal, but you should confirm the actual reading with the seller.

What should I check before buying a used 19DC?

These listings are all 2027 new units with a Suzuki DF115BTXW outboard, so start by confirming the hour meter reading and whether the motor has any break-in or service history. On a 19 ft bowrider, look at upholstery and bow seating, the deck and stringers for soft spots, bilge and pump, steering and controls, and the trailer if one is included. Ask for anything not stated in the short descriptions.

What features come on the 19DC?

The listings are sparse. What they actually state is a bowrider layout, 19 ft LOA, and a Suzuki DF115BTXW outboard, plus a stock number and the dealer location in Houston. Nothing else, no electronics, canvas, trailer or seating detail, is named in the descriptions, so treat any other feature as unconfirmed until the seller lists it. All nine listings do include photos.

Is the 19DC good for family days on the water?

The facts point that way. It is listed as a bowrider or deck boat at 19 ft with an open bow, which is the classic layout for cruising, swimming and general day use with a few people aboard. The listings do not mention fishing features or anything suited to offshore running, so judge it as a day boat for protected and inland water.

Where can I find a 19DC for sale near me?

Every 19DC currently on US Marine Connection is in Houston, Texas, all nine of them, and all with photos. If you are not near Houston, there are no other cities listed for this model at present. Buyers outside Texas would be looking at arranging their own trip or transport, since the listings show no other locations.

How does the 19DC compare to the 19SC or the 20 SBX?

On price, the 19SC is the closest sibling: 10 listings, all 2027, asking $37,514 to $37,824 with a $37,514 median, a bit under the 19DC's $39,577 median. The 20 SBX sits well above, 11 listings from 2026 and 2027 asking $56,783 to $59,764, median $57,608. The site does not give layout or spec detail for those models, so compare hulls in person.

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.

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