Regal 21 OBX Boats For Sale

The Regal 21 OBX is an outboard-powered bow rider measuring 21 feet 1 inch with an 8-foot-6-inch beam, built to work as a do-it-all family runabout that suits coastal waters well. Outboard power keeps maintenance simple and lets owners flush the rig at the end of a saltwater day, which is part of why it has stayed in Regal's lineup for years. The hull is a deep-V with a 20-degree deadrise carrying Regal's patented FasTrac stepped design, a full mid-beam step that creates a cushion of air at the stern for a smoother, more fuel-efficient ride and what Regal cites as 26% faster speeds and 30% better fuel efficiency than comparable boats of similar length and horsepower. Priced under $100,000, the 21-foot Regal boat is positioned as an entry point into the brand.

Power comes from a Yamaha 150-horsepower outboard with integrated steering. That engine pushes top end to around 43 mph, with best cruise near 24 mph at about 4,000 RPM. The 40-gallon fuel tank returns roughly 3.8 miles per gallon at cruise, giving the 21 OBX a range of about 150 miles. Hydraulic steering sharpens cornering and delivers strong hole shot for getting the boat onto plane and pulling water sports.

The helm comes standard with a 7-inch Garmin display (the Garmin 742) integrated with Yamaha engine data, plus a Fusion marine stereo feeding six Fusion speakers throughout the boat, controllable from the helm or by Bluetooth from a smartphone. A unit dock at the helm keeps a phone dry and charged, and an optional transom Fusion remote lets swimmers control audio from the water. The dash is wrapped in hand-stitched vinyl, the swivel captain's chair has a flip-up bolster that allows driving while standing, and a co-captain seat with an articulating backrest and a dry storage locker sits alongside. A stainless steering wheel, glove box, and overhead switch panel round out the station.

Storage is a defining feature on this 21-foot Regal boat. A large lazarette occupies the space where an engine would sit in a stern-drive boat, and additional lockers sit under nearly every seat, many held open by stainless gas-assist struts and finished in fiberglass inside. The cockpit uses U-shaped wraparound seating with a social seat that faces forward or reclines aft, removable filler cushions to create full arena seating, and SeaDeck flooring underfoot. Standard equipment includes two removable coolers in the cockpit and transom, a hidden trash receptacle under the starboard seating, and an optional removable cockpit table. The bow offers dual lounge seats with recessed cup holders and store-more lockers under the backrests, and bow walkthrough doors with a bow windshield close off the helm in wind or rain.

At the stern, the 21 OBX carries a sun pad with a dual-position headrest that flips up for an unobstructed transom walkthrough, leading to a wraparound non-skid swim platform that can be covered with an optional SeaDeck mat. A stainless boarding ladder, optional transom freshwater shower fed by a 10-gallon tank, and a dual-battery setup serve the swim area. Upholstery is hand-stitched in-house with diamond-stitch accents. A black powder-coated sport tower with an integrated bimini is available, and a push-button power tower option lowers for clearance. Buyers wanting stern-drive power instead can look at Regal's 2000 ES, which shares the layout. Shoppers searching for a 21-foot Regal boat for sale will most often find recent model years, such as 2025 examples, rigged with the Yamaha 150.



Currently, there are 1,167 boats available for sale for Regal boats. Prices range from $3,500 to $1,998,730, with an average listing price of $181,133. The inventory includes 295 new boats and 872 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 1,167 powerboats. 1 boat has been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Bowrider, Power Cruisers, Express Cruiser, Motor Yacht, and Ski and Wakeboard. boats are most popular in Cornelius, Miami, Woodbridge, San Diego, and Traverse City. There have been 2,756 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. May is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are day cruising, family fun, long distance cruising, overnight cruising, and watersports. Most boats contain with heads, depth sounder, joystick, gps, and with cabins. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Volvo Penta engines or Yamaha engines or Volvo engines.