2027 World Cat 400CC Boat in Corpus Christi, TX 78412 US
Built in 2027
400CC
1 Engine (--)
40 feet
Gas
Other
PRICE INCLUDES TRAILER
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 11/12/26 | Initial price | $697,030 |
World Cat 400CC: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The World Cat 400 CCX is a 39-foot, 8-inch catamaran designed to blend performance, stability, and versatility. With a beam of 12 feet, 8 inches and a hull draft of 21 inches, this vessel weighs approximately 14,500 pounds empty. It offers multiple engine configurations, including quad 300 horsepower outboards, twin 450 horsepower, or twin 600 horsepower V12 engines, providing a range of power options to suit different boating needs.
Exterior Design and Cockpit Features
The cockpit deck of the 400 CCX features two hatches that reveal Sea Keeper gyroscopic stabilizers—two units on the port side and three on the starboard side—engineered to optimize roll reduction while managing costs. Without these stabilizers, the compartments serve as fish boxes. The port side houses a Sea Chest system that eliminates numerous through-hull fittings, enhancing safety and maintenance. On the starboard side, there is access to the engine start batteries, bilge pump, and high water alarm. Safety is emphasized with 27-inch side decks leading forward to the bow, where a minimum of 24 inches separates the console from the side deck. The bow area includes a center hatch with a roller, a starboard-mounted windlass, and a centrally positioned pull-up cleat. The hull design incorporates a hard chine that rises at the bow, transforming into spray rails, and a wave piercer between the hulls to reduce spray and improve ride comfort.
Helm and Bridge Layout
The helm console is equipped with three-sided tempered glass and a forward windshield featuring a wiper with an integrated washer and a vent. The compass is center-mounted, aligned with the helm, flanked by padded surfaces that could accommodate connectivity options. The dashboard includes three air conditioning vents linked to an 8,000 BTU system, and multifunction displays configurable as two 22-inch or three 17-inch screens. Digital waterproof switches are neatly arranged below a wood panel. The steering wheel is mounted on a tilt base, with a best view display positioned to the left, alongside a joystick and digital throttle and shift controls. Storage is available in glove boxes on both sides. Observer positions feature padded bolsters and two levels of footrests. The helm area includes an e-box with Garmin speakers and a Fusion stereo system. Seating consists of three helm seats with flip armrests and bolsters; the center seat is electrically adjustable fore and aft and can be elevated four inches via a drop-down platform. Behind the helm is access to house batteries, breaker switches, and additional storage.
Power and Performance
During testing with twin 600 horsepower Mercury engines turning 26-pitch propellers at up to 5,950 RPM, the World Cat 400 CCX achieved a top speed of 52.7 miles per hour. The most efficient cruise speed was recorded at 3,000 RPM, delivering 21.4 miles per hour with a fuel burn of 21.8 gallons per hour, equating to approximately one mile per gallon and a range of 532 statute miles, factoring in a 10% fuel reserve from the total 64-gallon capacity. Independent testing at a local Mercury marina recorded a top speed of 57.3 miles per hour and a best cruise speed of 33.5 miles per hour, extending the range to 599 miles. Acceleration was brisk, reaching planing speed in 4.5 seconds, 20 miles per hour almost simultaneously, 30 miles per hour in 6.7 seconds, and 40 miles per hour in 10.8 seconds.
Handling Characteristics
The 400 CCX handles turns with a slight five-degree lean, which can increase under performance conditions when applying hard turns with power. The catamaran’s twin hulls maintain relative levelness, providing a stable and gentle turning experience, though sharp turns may cause the boat to grab and require firm control. At cruising speeds, trimming the engines up to raise the bow and allow air to cushion the hulls improves ride smoothness. The hull design excels in cutting through waves at speed, but slowing down in choppy conditions can result in a less comfortable ride due to increased vertical motion. Docking requires a direct approach, as the catamaran lacks lateral slide capability. Overall, the hull design and wave piercer contribute to excellent handling and stability typical of catamarans.
Conclusion
The World Cat 400 CCX combines advanced stabilization technology, thoughtful design, and powerful propulsion to deliver a versatile and stable boating experience. Its fishing-friendly features and family-oriented crossover capabilities make it a well-rounded vessel. While it exhibits some characteristic catamaran handling nuances, its performance, comfort, and safety features position it as a compelling option in the 40-foot catamaran market.
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| Price | $697,030 | $697,030 | $494,670 | $494,670 | $494,670 | $362,031 |
| Location | Corpus Christi | Beaumont | Corpus Christi | Conroe | Beaumont | Beaumont |
| Nominal Length | 40' | 40' | 32' | 32' | 32' | 29' |
| Days on Market | 1 | 1 | 85 | 84 | 85 | 1 |
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5246 Lexington Road, Corpus Christi, TX, 78412
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