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2010 Tahoe Q7i Sold Boat in Rogers, MN US

$19,778

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builtBuilt in 2010
Year the boat was built
model

Q7i

Boat model
engine

1 Engine (MERCRUISER)

Engine type and count
length

20 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Gas

Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material

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LocationRogersExcelsiorRochesterRed WingWayzataRochester
Nominal Length20'23'25'25'25'21'
Engine MakeMERCRUISERMERCURY----
Total Engine Power260 hp310 hp----
Days on Market38881286868616
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Nominal Length
20ft
Length Overall
20ft
Beam
8ft
Dry Weight
3031lb
Fuel Tanks
45gal
Hull Material
fiberglass
Engine 1
Engine Make
MERCRUISER
Engine Model
5.0L A1
Total Power
260hp
Engine Type
inboard
Fuel Type
gasoline

Spend a day relaxing in the endless comfort and luxury of TAHOE Q7i, and you may be slightly reminded of your favorite armchair back home. Except, your recliner doesn't sport at least 190 horses rocketing it across the wide-open waters. Or float in the middle of a huge pool with its own personal swim deck and the ability to pull a wakeboarder up in a hurry. With the Q7i, you also get plenty of spacious seating for nine people, and storage compartments throughout for all their gear. And it still has room for a padded sundeck, bucket helm and passenger seats and a huge in-floor wakeboard storage area. All reasons why it'll quickly replace your recliner as your new favorite relaxation place.

Features:

  • Full-width aft swim platform w/fold-down boarding ladder and storage
  • Stainless steel ski tow ring
  • Aft padded sundeck w/storage below and port walk-thru transom
  • Full-width aft seat w/storage, built-in insulated cooler and port slide-out jump seat cushion
  • In-floor ski/wakeboard storage
  • Adjustable, swiveling driver and passenger bucket seats w/helm flip-up bolster
  • Port and starboard consoles w/Tan dash, easy-to-read gauges, Lowrance depth finder, sport steering wheel, compass, glovebox, ice chest and Sirius-capable AM/FM/CD stereo w/MP3 jack and four 60 watt speakers
  • Bow lounge seating w/insulated and drained storage/coolers below
  • Custom-matched trailer w/GalvaShield corrosion protection, EZ lube hubs and swing-away tongue

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20300 County Rd 81, Rogers, MN, 55374

Tahoe Q7i: BoatTEST Review

Reviewed by Jeff Hammond

Overview

The Tahoe Q7i Extreme is a 20-foot, performance-oriented boat designed primarily for water sports enthusiasts. It features a robust 260 horsepower, 5-liter MPI MerCruiser engine paired with an alpha drive and a 14.5x19 Black Max propeller. With a beam of 96 inches and a draft of 23 inches, the boat weighs approximately 3,031 pounds empty and 3,661 pounds when fully fueled and with two people aboard. This model is part of Tahoe's lineup aimed at combining extreme water sports capabilities with family-friendly features.

Exterior Design and Deck Layout

A standout feature of the Q7i Extreme is its performance wakeboard tower, included in the optional Extreme package. This tower not only enhances the boat's water sports functionality but also contributes to its aggressive styling. The stern area serves as a practical staging zone for boards, complemented by two wet storage compartments on either side suitable for coolers or storing snorkel gear. A three-step reboarding ladder is positioned off to the side, aligned with the helm for easy visibility and access. The transom walkthrough includes cooler storage beneath, and a pull-out filler cushion extends the seating capacity in the aft cockpit to comfortably accommodate four people. Both the cockpit and companion seats are contoured bucket seats that slide and swivel to facilitate face-to-face interaction, although only the helm seat features a flip-up bolster. Additional storage is available through a ventilated in-deck locker, helping to keep equipment dry and mold-free.

Helm and Instrumentation

The helm station is well organized and finished in the silver and black color scheme of the Extreme package. It includes comprehensive instrumentation such as a depth gauge and features a three-spoke, leather-wrapped steering wheel mounted on a fixed column. The port console offers a high-end Bluepunk stereo system with an MP3 port, alongside a non-skid surface for placing personal items like sunglasses or MP3 players. Storage space on the port side is versatile and self-draining, doubling as a cooler compartment. Two stainless steel drink holders and a 12-volt outlet are also integrated, though the outlet's location could be improved for easier access near the stereo.

Bow and Engine Access

Forward, the bow area includes two comfortable lounge seats that lift to reveal additional self-draining storage compartments. A filler cushion in this area lifts to expose a non-skid walkthrough leading to the engine compartment. Engine access is facilitated by a centrally located latch on the seat back, revealing a spacious installation with ample room on both sides for maintenance and servicing. The deck layout allows for the addition of bungee cords to secure crate storage if desired.

Performance and Handling

On the water, the Tahoe Q7i Extreme demonstrates impressive performance metrics. It reaches a top speed of 53.7 miles per hour at 5,250 RPM, with a fuel consumption rate of 22 gallons per hour, yielding a range of approximately 77 miles at full throttle. The most efficient cruising speed is 24 miles per hour at 2,500 RPM, where fuel burn drops to 5.1 gallons per hour, allowing for a cruising range of 148 miles over six hours and twelve minutes. The boat planes quickly, achieving planing in just 2.9 seconds and accelerating to 20 mph in 5.8 seconds, 30 mph in 7.7 seconds, 40 mph in 10.8 seconds, and surpassing 50 mph in 17.1 seconds. During acceleration, the bow rises about 15 degrees but quickly settles to an optimal running attitude with minimal trim adjustment. Handling is precise and responsive, with the boat turning sharply and leaning approximately 14 degrees in normal turns, and even more in high-performance maneuvers, without any slipping or loss of control.

Conclusion

The Tahoe Q7i Extreme successfully blends high-performance water sports features with practical family boating amenities. Its well-thought-out design, powerful engine, and agile handling make it a versatile choice for enthusiasts seeking both excitement and comfort on the water. The combination of functional storage, comfortable seating, and advanced instrumentation underscores its capability as one of Tahoe's standout models.

Rating: 4.3 out of 5

Overview from around the web 2010 Tahoe Q7i

Customers appreciate the 2010 Tahoe Q7i for its spacious and comfortable seating, making it ideal for family outings and group activities on the water

Many highlight its powerful performance and smooth handling, which provide a fun and reliable boating experience. The boat's versatile layout and ample storage options receive praise for accommodating various water sports and leisure needs. Additionally, users often mention the quality craftsmanship and durable materials that contribute to the boat's longevity and value. Overall, the 2010 Tahoe Q7i is well-regarded for combining comfort, performance, and versatility in a stylish package.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 2010 Tahoe Q7i is a versatile and well-regarded pontoon boat that offers a range of features suited for both relaxation and recreational activities. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Spacious Layout: The Q7i provides ample seating and deck space, making it ideal for entertaining family and friends.

Durable Construction: Built with quality materials, it offers durability and a long lifespan.

Smooth Ride: The pontoon design ensures a stable and comfortable ride, even in choppier waters.

Versatile Use: Suitable for fishing, cruising, and watersports, catering to various boating preferences.

Comfort Features: Equipped with comfortable seating, storage compartments, and optional amenities such as a Bimini top for shade.

Cons

Fuel Efficiency: As a pontoon boat with a larger engine, it may consume more fuel compared to smaller boats.

Speed Limitations: While great for cruising, it may not achieve the high speeds that some watersports enthusiasts desire.

Size Considerations: Its larger size can make it less maneuverable in tight spaces or shallow waters.

Maintenance Needs: Like many boats, regular maintenance is necessary to keep all mechanical and structural components in good condition.

Made For

The 2010 Tahoe Q7i is perfect for boating enthusiasts who value versatility and performance. Ideal for families and friends who enjoy water sports like wakeboarding, tubing, and waterskiing, this boat offers a spacious and comfortable layout for socializing and relaxing on the water. Its reliable engine and sleek design make it suitable for both beginners and experienced boaters looking for a fun and dependable vessel for day trips and lake adventures.

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