Eight questions buyers ask about the Stingray 20CC, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Stingray 20CC cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows no used 20CC listings. The six 20CC boats listed are all new units, asking between $51,563 and $58,912 with a median asking price of $55,238. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. Since there is no used inventory on the site for this model, there is no used price range we can honestly quote you.
What years of the 20CC are for sale?
Every 20CC currently listed is a 2027 model, six of them in total, all described as new units. There are no older model years in the current inventory, so if you are shopping for an earlier build you will not find one here at the moment. For comparison, the sibling 20 SBX listings cover 2026 and 2027, so that line has a slightly wider year spread.
How many hours is typical on a used 20CC?
No 20CC listing on US Marine Connection states an engine hour figure. All six are described as new 2027 units, so hours would be minimal or delivery-only, but the descriptions do not confirm a number. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly and have the reading verified on the engine display rather than assuming anything from the listing text.
What should I check before buying a used 20CC?
The listings here are new 2027 boats with Suzuki DF150ATXW outboards, so the usual used-boat homework applies mainly if you find one elsewhere. On any 20-foot bowrider, check the hull and stringers for stress cracks, look at the transom and engine mounting, confirm the outboard's service history and hour reading, test all electronics and bilge pumps, and verify the trailer is included and titled. Sea trial before money changes hands.
What features come on the 20CC?
The dealer descriptions are brief. Each of the six listings gives the same core details: a bowrider layout, 20 feet length overall, and a Suzuki DF150ATXW outboard, plus a stock number. No other equipment is named in the descriptions, so canvas, electronics, seating options and trailer details would need to be confirmed with the seller. All six listings do include photos.
Is the 20CC good for family days on the water?
The listings describe it as a bowrider, a layout built around open bow seating, which is the classic setup for family outings, swimming and cruising. At 20 feet with a Suzuki DF150ATXW outboard, it sits in the common mid-size bowrider range. The descriptions do not mention fishing or offshore equipment, so we cannot speak to those uses based on what is actually shown here.
Where can I find a 20CC for sale near me?
All six 20CC listings on US Marine Connection are in Houston, Texas, and all six include photos. There is no other city represented for this model at the moment, so buyers outside the Houston area would be looking at a trip or arranging their own transport. If you want more geographic choice, the sibling Stingray models listed may show different inventory.
How does the 20CC compare to the 20 SBX or the 19SC?
By the numbers on the site, the 20CC has six listings asking $51,563 to $58,912, median $55,238, all 2027. The 20 SBX shows 11 listings from $56,783 to $59,764, median $57,608, spanning 2026 and 2027, so it sits higher on asking price. The 19SC has 10 listings from $37,514 to $37,824, median $37,514, all 2027, making it the budget option. Layout differences are not detailed in the descriptions.
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.