Eight questions buyers ask about the Stingray 22 DC, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Stingray 22 DC cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows three approved, priced Stingray 22 DC listings asking between $67,570 and $67,788, with a median asking price of $67,788. That is a tight spread, which makes sense since all three are the same model year and carry the same engine. Keep in mind these are asking prices, not recorded sale prices, and all three listings include photos.
What years of the 22 DC are for sale?
Every 22 DC listed on the site at the moment is a 2027 model. There are three of them, all with photos, so there is no older-year inventory here to compare against. If you are specifically hunting an earlier used year, the site simply does not show one in this model right now. The sibling Stingray models listed run 2025 through 2027.
How many hours is typical on a used 22 DC?
None of the three 22 DC listings states an hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from this inventory. The descriptions cover length at 21 ft 0 in, a Yamaha 150XD engine, color and stock number, and nothing more. If hours matter to you, ask for a reading off the gauge or engine diagnostics before you commit, since the listings themselves will not tell you.
What should I check before buying a used 22 DC?
All three listings are 2027 boats with Yamaha 150XD power, so start with the engine: have it diagnostically scanned, check the hour reading since no listing states one, and look at the lower unit and prop. On a dual console deck boat, check the windshield and hatch seals, the deck for soft spots, bilge and livewell plumbing, upholstery, and that all electronics and lights work. Confirm the trailer situation, since the descriptions do not mention one.
What features come on the 22 DC?
The listings are short on detail. All three are described as 2027 Stingray 22 DC Dual Console boats at 21 ft 0 in with a Yamaha 150XD outboard. Color is the main variable: one Black Cherry Red and two Indigo Blue. Each has a stock number and photos. Anything beyond that, such as seating layout, canvas or electronics, is not stated, so ask the listing contact for a full build sheet.
Is the 22 DC good for family days on the water?
The facts here support that use well. The 22 DC is listed as a bowrider or deck boat in a dual console layout, which means seating up front and a protected walkway between the two consoles, the usual setup for day cruising with a group. At 21 ft 0 in with a Yamaha 150XD, it is a manageable size. The listings do not mention fishing gear or offshore equipment, so do not assume either.
Where can I find a 22 DC for sale near me?
All three 22 DC listings on US Marine Connection are concentrated in the Port Charlotte, Florida area, with individual descriptions naming Port Charlotte, Sarasota and Placida. So the search area is southwest Florida. If you are outside that region, you would be arranging a look in person or a trip down. There are no 22 DC listings shown in any other part of the country right now.
How does the 22 DC compare to the 20 SBX or the 19DC?
By the numbers on the site, the 22 DC sits above both. Its three listings ask $67,570 to $67,788, median $67,788, all 2027. The 19DC shows nine listings from $39,577 to $39,888, median $39,577, also all 2027. The 20 SBX has the deepest inventory at 14 listings, $53,840 to $83,543, median $57,194, spanning 2026 and 2027. The listings do not describe layout or performance differences, so compare those 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.