Eight questions buyers ask about the Stingray 22SC, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Stingray 22SC cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows three priced 22SC listings, all asking between $58,776 and $59,191, with a median asking price of $58,776. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. Worth noting: all three are listed as new units rather than used, so there is no used-price data for this model on the site at the moment to compare against.
What years of the 22SC are for sale?
Every 22SC currently listed is a 2027 model. All three boats share that year, so there is no older-year inventory on US Marine Connection to compare against right now. If you are hoping to find an earlier hull, the site does not show one for this model today. The listings are described as new units, which lines up with the single model year.
How many hours is typical on a used 22SC?
None of the three 22SC listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no number to quote. All three are described as new units from the 2027 model year, which is consistent with little or no run time. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly for a reading off the gauge, since the listings themselves do not include one.
What should I check before buying a used 22SC?
Since all three listed boats are 2027 deck boats with the Suzuki DF200TXAW outboard, start by confirming the engine model and serial match the paperwork and that warranty coverage transfers. Check the outboard mounting and steering, look over gelcoat and the transom, test bilge pump and lights, and inspect the upholstery and deck hardware. Ask for an hour reading and a sea trial, and verify the trailer situation, since the listings do not mention one.
What features come on the 22SC?
The listings are brief. Each describes a deck boat with an LOA of 22 feet powered by a Suzuki DF200TXAW outboard, and each carries its own stock number. Beyond that, no seating layout, electronics, audio or canvas details are named in the descriptions, so I cannot confirm them. All three have photos, which is the best way to see the actual layout before you contact the seller.
Is the 22SC good for family days on the water?
The listings classify it as a bowrider or deck boat at 22 feet, which is the layout people generally choose for day cruising with a group thanks to the open bow and wide deck. The Suzuki DF200TXAW outboard is the listed power on all three. The descriptions do not mention fishing gear, towing hardware or offshore equipment, so judge those uses from the photos and the seller rather than the text.
Where can I find a 22SC for sale near me?
All three 22SC listings on US Marine Connection are in Houston, Texas, and each includes photos. There is no other city with this model listed at the moment, so if you are shopping from elsewhere you would be looking at a trip or arranging your own transport. All three are 2027 deck boats, and asking prices run $58,776 to $59,191.
How does the 22SC compare to the 20 SBX or the 20CC?
On asking price they are close. The 22SC has three listings at $58,776 to $59,191, median $58,776. The 20 SBX shows 11 listings from $56,783 to $59,764, median $57,608, across 2026 and 2027. The 20CC has six listings from $51,563 to $58,912, median $55,238, all 2027. The 22SC listings are deck boats, while the 20CC name points to a center console layout. The site does not list specs beyond that.
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.