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Stingray 24 DC: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions

Eight questions buyers ask about the Stingray 24 DC, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.

Listed now
3 boats
Median asking
$82,396
Model years
2027
Low – high
$81,333 – $83,543

How much does a used Stingray 24 DC cost?

Right now US Marine Connection shows three approved, priced Stingray 24 DC listings, asking between $81,333 and $83,543, with a median asking price of $82,396. Those are asking prices rather than recorded sale prices, so treat them as the starting point. All three are current-year boats with photos, and the spread between the lowest and highest ask is only about $2,200, so the group is tightly priced.

What years of the 24 DC are for sale?

Every 24 DC listed at the moment is a 2027 model. There are three of them, all with photos, and none are older used boats, so there is no range of model years to compare within this listing group. If you want a wider span of years in the Stingray lineup, the 20 SBX listings run 2026 to 2027 and the 253CC listings run 2025 to 2026.

How many hours is typical on a used 24 DC?

None of the three 24 DC listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from this site. What the descriptions do give is the model year (2027), length of 23 ft 0 in, the Yamaha F200XD engine, a color such as Black Cherry Red, Emerald Tide or Oyster, and a stock number. For hours, you would need to ask the seller directly.

What should I check before buying a used 24 DC?

Since the listings are 2027 boats with no stated hours, start by asking for the hour reading and service history on the Yamaha F200XD outboard, plus any remaining engine and hull warranty. Confirm the rigging, steering, battery and fuel system, check the hull and gelcoat in the stated color, and verify trailer inclusion, since the descriptions do not mention one. A sea trial and a survey are still worth doing.

What features come on the 24 DC?

The descriptions here are short, so stick to what they actually state: a dual console layout, a length of 23 ft 0 in, and a Yamaha F200XD outboard on all three boats. Colors listed are Black Cherry Red, Emerald Tide and Oyster, and each has a stock number. Seating, electronics, canvas and other equipment are not described, so confirm those with the seller before assuming anything is included.

Is the 24 DC good for family days on the water?

The listings categorize it as a bowrider or deck boat with a dual console layout, which is the usual setup for family cruising: walk-through bow seating and a windshield across both helms. At 23 ft 0 in with a Yamaha F200XD, it is a mid-size day boat. The descriptions do not list seating counts, swim platforms, biminis or other comfort gear, so ask the seller what each boat is fitted with.

Where can I find a 24 DC for sale near me?

All three 24 DC listings on US Marine Connection are grouped under Port Charlotte, Florida. The individual descriptions give locations of Placida for one boat and Sarasota for the other two, all on Florida's southwest coast. There are no listings in other states at the moment, so buyers elsewhere would be looking at travel or shipping to collect one of these three.

How does the 24 DC compare to the 20 SBX or the 19DC?

On price, the 24 DC is the dearer of the three: $81,333 to $83,543 asking, median $82,396, from three 2027 listings. The 20 SBX has 14 listings from 2026 to 2027, asking $53,840 to $83,543 with a $57,194 median, so most are well below the 24 DC. The 19DC has nine 2027 listings asking $39,577 to $39,888. Beyond price, year and listing counts, the descriptions do not give comparable specs.

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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