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Stingray 20 SBX: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions

Eight questions buyers ask about the Stingray 20 SBX, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.

Listed now
11 boats
Median asking
$57,194
Model years
2026–2027
Low – high
$53,840 – $59,271

How much does a used Stingray 20 SBX cost?

On US Marine Connection right now there are no used 20 SBX listings to price. The 11 approved listings are all new units, with asking prices from $56,783 to $59,764 and a median asking price of $57,608. Those are asking prices, not sale prices. Since everything currently listed is new and from the same market, there is no used data here to give you a fair secondhand range.

What years of the 20 SBX are for sale?

The 11 listings on the site cover model years 2026 and 2027, and all of them are new units rather than previously owned boats. If you are hoping for an older 20 SBX, nothing earlier than 2026 appears in the current inventory. All 11 listings include photos, so you can see the actual boats rather than relying on stock images or the model-year label alone.

How many hours is typical on a used 20 SBX?

No listing on US Marine Connection states an engine hour figure for the 20 SBX, so there is nothing here to average. That is not surprising given all 11 listings are new 2026 and 2027 units. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly for a reading off the gauge or engine diagnostic. What the listings do give you is the year, the engine model and the asking price.

What should I check before buying a used 20 SBX?

Since the site only shows new 2026 and 2027 units, a used example you find elsewhere deserves the usual bowrider checks: hull and transom for stress cracks or soft spots, stringers and floor for moisture, and upholstery and canvas for sun damage. The descriptions here name Yamaha F150 and Suzuki DF150 outboards, so verify the actual engine model, get a compression and hour reading, and confirm the trailer, if one comes with it.

What features come on the 20 SBX?

The dealer descriptions are brief and stick to basics. They list it as a bowrider with an LOA of 20 feet 4 inches on most units and 20 feet on one, powered by a Yamaha F150XSA2 or F150XD2 outboard, or a Suzuki DF150ATXW on one boat. The listed horsepower fields read as 1 HP, which is clearly a data entry placeholder rather than real output. No other equipment is named, so ask the seller for the full option sheet.

Is the 20 SBX good for family days on the water?

The facts support that use best. Every listing describes it as a bowrider, a deck-boat style layout built around open bow seating for passengers rather than rod storage or offshore range. At just over 20 feet with a 150-horsepower outboard family, it reads as a day boat for lakes and protected water. The descriptions do not mention fishing gear or offshore equipment, so do not assume either is included.

Where can I find a 20 SBX for sale near me?

All 11 of the current 20 SBX listings on US Marine Connection are in Houston, Texas. There are no other cities represented for this model at the moment, so if you are shopping from outside Texas you would be looking at a trip or arranging your own transport. Each of the 11 listings includes photos, and the model years run 2026 to 2027.

How does the 20 SBX compare to the 20CC or the 22SC?

By the listings, the 20CC has 6 boats from 2027 asking $51,563 to $58,912 with a $55,238 median, so it overlaps the 20 SBX range but starts lower. The 22SC shows 3 listings from 2027 at $58,776 to $59,191, landing at the top of the SBX range. The 20 SBX itself asks $56,783 to $59,764 with a $57,608 median. Beyond type and price, the descriptions do not give enough detail to compare layouts.

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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