Bennington QX Sport Pontoons For Sale

The Bennington QX Sport sits at the top of the Bennington pontoon range, a 25-foot boat designed with supercar styling, aggressive curves and a marine-grade fiberglass body with billet aluminum accents. It suits buyers who want the space and passenger capacity of a pontoon without giving up speed or water sports, and it shares its platform with the broader QX line, which comes in more than 40 floor plans including stern-drive I/O setups, a 10-foot-wide beam and twin-engine configurations. A Bennington QX pontoon for sale will typically be a high-investment boat; these run around $200,000, and a well-equipped 27 QX FB has been offered near $250,000.

Performance is built around Bennington's elliptical sport package, which can be outfitted up to 450 horsepower. A single Yamaha 450 V8 pushes the boat to at least 50 mph at full throttle, and a Mercury V10 400 also runs a top speed close to 50 mph. Twin-engine QX models can carry up to 900 horsepower, making this one of the fastest pontoons available. A 27-foot QX rigged with twin Yamaha 300s cruises near 40 mph in flat water and tops out at 55 mph, while a 30-foot QX paired with twin Mercury 425s adds full Mercury joystick control with Skyhook and a bow thruster for precise docking, the engines mounted on the corners for tight, independent maneuvering.

The helm centers on Bennington's full boat control system, which integrates stereo, interior and exterior lighting and engine controls into one interface. On the QX Sport that system runs through two touchscreens and a sound package of 16 speakers and two subwoofers. Other layouts pair a 12-inch Garmin or Simrad display with a Yamaha CL7 or Mercury gauges, a 7-inch control panel and an 11-inch onboard systems module. The Commander dash carries illuminated push buttons, a wireless phone charger and a stainless steel Corvina wheel imported from Italy, with USB and USB-C charging stations in the bow benches. The QX Sport adds a hidden integrated sink at the captain's helm and a built-in refrigerator in the port aft bench.

Inside, the QX Sport uses fiberglass furniture bases and a sport lounge aft layout with two convertible backs that flip to face forward or aft. Many QX boats run a symmetrical layout with dual helm chairs and dual consoles, swivel-and-tilt captain's seats with bolsters, and removable cup holders that slide around the cockpit. Every seat doubles as rotomolded plastic storage to keep gear dry, and the curved fiberglass bow opens into dual anchor lockers. A Roswell wake tower with rotatable canned speakers is built to match the QX Sport body, and 2026 boats add a power-folding arch and power bimini. Boarding is handled by an extended aft deck with a telescoping stainless steel ladder, plus front and rear swim platforms on some builds.

Standard equipment across the Q line includes stainless steel docking lights, rub rail, pop-up cleats and a stainless stern gate, with pillow-top diamond-stitched furniture or the newer sport furniture with toe-kick lighting. The fiberglass-clad QX exterior comes in 12 colors or can be custom painted to any color, with engines color-matched to the hull. Because Bennington builds each boat to order, fuel capacity varies; a 25 QSX can be specified with roughly 30 to 50 gallons, carries 13 passengers and weighs about 3,000 pounds dry. With a 400-horsepower engine, real-world fuel use is higher than the tank size suggests, so anyone planning long high-speed runs should weigh the larger fuel option when configuring a Bennington QX Sport.



Currently, there are 1,621 boats available for sale for Bennington boats. Prices range from $8,000 to $448,463, with an average listing price of $79,272. The inventory includes 1,177 new boats and 444 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 1,621 powerboats. 14 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Pontoon, Barge, Deck, and Runabout. boats are most popular in Indianapolis, Round Lake, Red Wing, Port Charlotte, and Akron. There have been 5,440 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. May is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. March is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are family fun, day cruising, freshwater fishing, and long distance cruising. Most boats contain gps, depth sounder, radio, bow rail, and heated interior. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Yamaha engines or Mercury engines or YAMAHA engines.