Eight questions buyers ask about the Stingray 201DC, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Stingray 201DC cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows three approved, priced 201DC listings asking between $39,990 and $45,995, with a median asking price of $40,950. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. All three come with photos, and two of the descriptions include a trailer, which is worth factoring in when you compare one asking price to another.
What years of the 201DC are for sale?
The current 201DC listings are 2022 and 2023 models, so this is a narrow, late-model group rather than a wide spread of older hulls. All three are dual console deck boats. If you are hoping for an older, cheaper 201DC, there is nothing like that listed at the moment; the site only shows what is currently approved and priced.
How many hours is typical on a used 201DC?
Only one of the three listings gives an hour figure: a Suzuki 200 HP boat described with 5.5 engine hours and the balance of its factory warranty. The other two descriptions do not state hours at all, so there is no typical number to quote here. Ask the seller directly for an hour reading and confirm it on the gauge before you commit.
What should I check before buying a used 201DC?
These are 2022 and 2023 boats, so focus on how they were stored and used rather than age. Confirm the hour reading, since only one listing states it, and get the engine serial to check warranty status on the Yamaha F150XB and Suzuki outboards described. Inspect the fiberglass hull and transom, test hydraulic steering, run the Garmin unit and stereo, check the livewell and fresh water system, and look over the included trailer bunks, tires and bearings.
What features come on the 201DC?
From the descriptions on these three boats: bimini tops, bow and cockpit covers, Garmin GPS or GPS/fishfinder, hydraulic or power steering, and trailers included. One lists a stereo, aft livewell, ski pole, cushioned bow seating with a bow filler cushion, fishing package, dual batteries and a fresh water system. Another lists full color band, Lumitec underwater lights, a 40 gallon fuel capacity and seating for up to 10. Hulls are fiberglass with a 100 inch beam.
Is the 201DC good for family days on the water?
That is what the listed boats are set up for. They are roughly 20 foot dual console deck boats, one described as seating up to 10, with cushioned bow seating, a bow filler cushion, bimini top and cockpit covers for shade and protection. One also lists a ski pole for towing. A livewell and fishfinder show up on one boat, so light fishing fits, but the layouts read as family day boats first.
Where can I find a 201DC for sale near me?
The three 201DC listings on US Marine Connection sit in two places: two in North Attleborough, Massachusetts, and one in Port Charlotte, Florida. So it is a New England or southwest Florida trip depending on which boat you want. All three include photos, and each description lists engine, hull details and included trailer, which helps narrow things before you travel.
How does the 201DC compare to the 19DC or the 20 SBX?
The 19DC is the closest sibling on the site, with nine listings asking $39,577 to $39,888, median $39,577, all 2027 models. The 20 SBX runs higher: 11 listings from $56,783 to $59,764, median $57,608, years 2026 to 2027. The 201DC sits between them at $39,990 to $45,995, median $40,950, and unlike those two it is offered as 2022 and 2023 boats rather than new-year models.
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.