2001 Larson Cabrio 330 Boat in Buzzards Bay, MA 02532 US
Built in 2001
Cabrio 330
2 Engines (2x MerCruiser)
33 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
The Larson Cabrio 330 is a 32-foot midcabin cruiser with an eleven-foot, six-inch beam providing outstanding stability and abundant space in both the cockpit and the cabin. The notched Duo-Delta Conic hull helps this boat plane smartly and cruise on less fuel than a standard hull. The optional extended boarding platform can be used as a perch for swimming or snorkeling. A modular cockpit seat system allows for increased deck space in minutes. The cockpit wetbar may be equipped with a refrigerator or an icemaker. Lines, hoses, and power cables may be conveniently stowed in transom lockers, and the sport arch is ready for installation of antennas and radar. The cabin of the Cabrio 330 is both functional and luxurious. Soft, gathered leatherette upholstery covers the dinette settee. Polished granite-cast countertops contrast with beautiful hand-finished maple cabinetry. The galley features a large refrigerator and a built-in coffee maker, with an easy-to-clean woodgrain floor surface underfoot. There's abundant stowage in the galley and a cedar-lined hanging locker adjacent to the forward berth. The midcabin berth lies behind an open staircase for easy access and good lighting, and can be converted to an auxiliary dinette or game area. The head compartment features a separate shower and sink with vanity. Three large opening deck hatches offer abundant natural light and ventilation.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 7/30/26 | Initial price | $35,000 |
Larson Cabrio 330: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Larson Cabriolet 330, the longest-standing model in Larson's cruiser lineup, continues to be a favorite among customers and dealers due to its blend of style, value, and functionality. Despite its tenure, Larson consistently updates the model with fresh design elements and engineering input from external sources to maintain its appeal and prevent stagnation. The Cabriolet 330 is recognized for offering one of the best combinations of design and value in its class.
Exterior Design and Deck Layout
Starting at the bow, the Cabriolet 330 provides a spacious area ideal for relaxing at anchor and sunbathing. Practical features include a high-mounted spotlight on the rails to minimize glare, a bow anchor roller, and a windlass, all standard equipment. Moving aft to the cockpit, the helm area features a bench seat with a bolster for comfortable standing while driving. The helm itself is styled with brushed aluminum accents, moving away from traditional burl wood, and offers ample space for flat screen displays. Controls such as lighted rocker switches and a stereo remote are conveniently located around the tilt mahogany steering wheel. The cockpit floor is protected by standard snap-in carpet to ensure comfort on hot days. Overhead, a radar arch supports electronics and canvas attachments for shade and weather protection. The cockpit also includes a wet bar for serving drinks and snacks, an aft port side bench, and a large U-shaped lounge with a portable table that converts into a sun pad. Seating components can be removed to create more open space, and ample storage is available beneath the benches. The swim platform is notably large, featuring an extended design to maximize play space, molded notches for dinghy davits, and pop-up cleats for securing water toys.
Power and Performance
Beneath an easily lifted hatch, the Cabriolet 330 houses twin 5.7-liter LGI Volvo gasoline fuel-injected engines, known for delivering strong torque and power suitable for modern cruising demands. A 5 kW generator is also installed with sufficient room for maintenance access. The boat weighs 11,400 pounds and measures 32 feet in length overall, with a beam of 11 feet 6 inches and a bridge clearance of 9 feet 4 inches. Performance testing demonstrated quick acceleration, with the boat planing in just 4.7 seconds and reaching 30 mph in 8.1 seconds. The optimal cruising speed is approximately 27 mph at 3,500 rpm, providing a range of 297 miles on a full fuel tank. The top speed recorded was 45 mph at 5,200 rpm, confirming Larson's Steptoe Performance package as both responsive and smooth handling.
Interior Living Spaces
The interior of the Cabriolet 330 has been updated with refined finishes including solid wood tables and Corian countertops. The spacious salon benefits from large hatches that allow ample natural light, creating an inviting and comfortable environment. The L-shaped salon seating provides a shaded area ideal for relaxing, watching videos, or socializing. This space also converts easily into a double berth for additional sleeping accommodations. Adjacent to the salon, the galley is well-equipped with generous dry storage, a large port window for natural light, a coffee maker, and a microwave. Between the galley and the V-berth lies a dressing bench with a storage closet overhead.
Private Accommodations and Amenities
The forward V-berth includes a 13-inch LCD TV with DVD player as standard equipment, complemented by a Clarion stereo system capable of Sirius satellite reception. A large carpeted storage compartment is located beneath the V-berth. The mid-cabin area is designed with an open feel facilitated by flying steps and features individual reading lights and a cedar-lined closet for clothing storage. The enclosed fiberglass-lined head includes a shower with hand wand and curtain, a sink, and a vacuum flush head with pump-out capability. Additional practical features include a spring-loaded catch on the transom door to prevent rattling underway, a port-side dunnage box with a concealed swim shower, shore power connections, and a central storage box for lines, fenders, and water toys.
Conclusion
The Larson Cabriolet 330 remains a well-rounded cruiser that balances classic appeal with modern updates in design, comfort, and performance. Its thoughtful layout, strong powertrain, and quality finishes make it a compelling choice for those seeking a versatile and enjoyable boating experience. Whether relaxing at anchor, entertaining guests, or cruising at speed, the Cabriolet 330 delivers a smooth and responsive ride, backed by Larson's commitment to continual improvement.
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