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2014 Mako 23 Sold Boat in Stuart, FL 34997 US

$65,000

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builtBuilt in 2014
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23

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25 feet

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Fiberglass/Reinforced

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Nominal Length-25'--23'26'
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Summary
We are pleased to present this 2014 Mako 234CC with 2016 Mercury 150 outboards. With a 300 horsepower rating, 140-gallon (529.96 L) fuel tank and the legendary MAKO® aggressive Deep V hull design, the 234 CC is more than capable of slicing through the chop to get you to that offshore fishing spot.

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7/15/25Initial price$65,000

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4905 SE Dixie Highway, Suite 105, Stuart, FL, 34997

Mako 23: BoatTEST Review

Reviewed by Jeff Hammond

Overview

The Mako 236CC is a completely redesigned center console boat, developed from the hull up to offer a blend of innovative features and strong performance. This model introduces a range of standard equipment and optional upgrades that enhance both functionality and comfort, making it a versatile choice for anglers and recreational boaters alike.

Exterior Design and Cockpit Features

The 236CC features a thoughtfully designed cockpit with a standard hull side dive door measuring 18 inches wide, a feature often offered only as an option by competitors. The transom area includes a flip-out bench seat supported by gas assist struts for ease of use, and the decking is guttered to direct water to dual deck drains. Two 22-gallon livewells are positioned in the transom corners, with removable seatbacks and four rod holders nearby. The cockpit also houses two 135-quart fish boxes finished internally with heavy-duty stainless struts to hold the hatches open. A central mechanical compartment consolidates key components, including a sea chest with dual raw water feeds, standard Air Max transducers, a power steering unit, and livewell pumps. Additional features include freshwater washdown, a battery charger, an 84-quart cooler on a sliding tray beneath the leaning post, and ample rod storage integrated along the cockpit sides. Padded bolsters and powder-coated rails extend from midships to the bow, complemented by six pull-up cleats for secure mooring.

Bow and Deck Layout

The bow area offers 18-inch side decks leading to a traditional V-shaped seating arrangement. Underneath the bow seats are insulated, self-draining 247-quart fish boxes with removable seat backs. Charging ports are conveniently located next to each seat. Forward of the console is a built-in seat with multi-tone upholstery and a custom-embossed Mako shark logo, featuring a 52-quart insulated cooler beneath and flip-down armrests designed to avoid pinch points. The center of the bow deck contains a large 278-quart storage compartment equipped with a 5-gallon bucket holder and four sockets for carbon fiber poles to support a bimini top, with an additional socket available at the stern. The forepeak includes a standard anchor locker with anchor keepers for Danforth anchors and an optional Lumar windlass. Access to the head is located on the starboard side, offering a finished interior with six feet of overhead clearance and options for either a port-a-potty or pump-out head.

Helm and Electronics

The helm station is equipped with a soft-touch dashboard featuring a recessed area at the rear and a centrally mounted compass, though the latter is slightly offset from the steering wheel alignment. The standard electronics package includes a 9-inch Garmin display, two SmartKraft displays, and a Fusion stereo system connected to four illuminated speakers. Electrical switches are positioned below the displays alongside controls for the windlass, trim tabs, and digital throttle and shift. The steering wheel is mounted on an optional tilt base, flanked by stainless steel beverage holders with connectivity ports. Ignition switches have been relocated out of the knee strike zone for safety, with twin engine configurations featuring dual ignitions. The helm seat is double-wide with wrap-around flip-up bolsters and a flip-down footrest, complemented by an optional anti-fatigue mat. The boat incorporates a C-Zone electronic switching system standard, allowing for convenient control of electrical components with a manual override accessible via the fuse panel in the head compartment.

Optional Features and Customization

Available options for the 236CC include a livewell behind the leaning post, additional rod holders at the rear of the post and trailing edge of the hard top, and outriggers pre-rigged into the hard top with metal plates for secure installation. The hard top itself is optional, featuring LED lighting, an electronics box, and integrated grab rails. Upgraded helm electronics can include dual 12-inch Simrad displays connected to the C-Zone system and Mercury outboards, replacing the standard SmartKraft displays. The bow area can be enhanced with an additional table and filler cushions to create a forward sun pad.

Power and Performance

The Mako 236CC measures 23 feet 4 inches overall with a beam of 8 feet 6 inches and an 18-inch draft. With an empty weight of 5,010 pounds and a test load of 6,752 pounds (including 70% fuel and three people), the boat was powered by a single 300-horsepower Mercury Verado engine paired with a 17-pitch Mirage Plus propeller. This configuration achieved a top speed of 44 miles per hour at 6,000 RPM and a cruising speed of 26.9 miles per hour at 4,500 RPM, delivering a fuel burn of 11.4 gallons per hour and a range of 288 miles while maintaining a 10% fuel reserve. Engine options include a 250-horsepower Verado, a 350-horsepower Verado, or twin 150XL four-stroke outboards. The boat demonstrated responsive handling, coming on plane in 3.8 seconds and accelerating to 20 miles per hour in 12.8 seconds and 30 miles per hour in 19.1 seconds. It exhibits firm grip in hard turns, recommending shallower turns for passenger comfort. The ride is smooth through waves at cruising speed, though some hull slap occurs at full throttle. Leaning into turns reaches about 15 degrees, with chine walk noticeable only at full speed. Proper outboard trim is essential during power turns to avoid prop ventilation.

Conclusion

The Mako 236CC represents a significant advancement with its all-new hull design and comprehensive standard features. It offers a well-balanced combination of fishing amenities, comfortable seating, and modern electronics, with a range of options to tailor the boat to specific needs. Its performance is both lively and manageable, making it a compelling choice for anglers and recreational boaters seeking a versatile and capable center console.

Rating: 4.3 out of 5

Overview from around the web 2014 Mako 23

Customers praise the 2014 Mako 23 for its exceptional versatility and performance on the water

Many highlight its sturdy construction and spacious deck layout, which make it ideal for both fishing trips and family outings. Users appreciate the boat's smooth handling and reliable engine options, contributing to a confident and enjoyable ride. The ample storage compartments and thoughtful design elements receive positive remarks for enhancing convenience during long days on the water. Overall, the 2014 Mako 23 is celebrated for combining durability, comfort, and functionality in a well-rounded package.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 2014 Mako 23 offers a solid blend of performance, versatility, and durability, making it a popular choice for anglers and recreational boaters alike. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Versatile Design: The Mako 23 is well-suited for both inshore and offshore fishing, providing ample space and features for various fishing styles.

Durability: Built with a strong, deep-V hull, it handles rough waters smoothly, offering a comfortable and stable ride.

Spacious Layout: The boat features a roomy deck with plenty of storage compartments, rod holders, and live wells, enhancing convenience on long fishing trips.

Power Options: Compatible with a range of outboard engines, it allows for customization in power and fuel efficiency.

Quality Construction: Known for solid build quality and attention to detail, ensuring longevity and reliability.

Cons

Weight: The robust construction adds to the overall weight, which may impact trailering ease and fuel consumption.

Basic Amenities: While functional, the 2014 model may lack some of the modern luxury features found in newer boats, such as advanced electronics or upgraded seating.

Limited Cabin Space: The 23-foot size limits cabin or shelter options, which might be a drawback for those seeking overnight accommodations or protection from harsh weather.

Made For

The 2014 Mako 23 is perfect for anglers and boating enthusiasts who want a versatile, reliable boat that excels in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Ideal for serious fishermen, it offers ample space for gear and tackle, a stable ride for offshore fishing, and user-friendly features that make it easy to handle whether you're cruising the coast or casting inshore. Whether you're a weekend warrior or a dedicated sportfisher, the Mako 23 provides the performance and durability to enhance your time on the water.

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Use our boat payment calculator to estimate monthly payments for 2014 Mako 23. Enter your down payment, choose a loan term, and adjust the interest rate to see an instant payment estimate — ideal if you're calculating boat payments before you enquire. Wondering how much does a Center Console cost in today's market, or how much does a Mako cost for similar models? This boat financing calculator helps you compare scenarios in seconds, whether you're considering used boat financing or a new purchase.
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Principal Loan Amount$ 55,250
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