Regal 43 SAV Boats For Sale

The Regal 43 SAV is a sports activity vessel built to fish, dive, cruise, weekend and anchor at the sandbar on a single hull. SAV stands for sports activity vessel, and the design follows through on that range: twin pressurized live wells in the transom, rocket launchers on the hard top corners, rod holders across the transom and under the gunwales, plus optional outriggers and a rigging table for the cockpit, alongside a full overnighting cabin and a summer kitchen for entertaining. Shoppers looking at the Regal 43 SAV for sale are typically choosing it over a dedicated center console or a closed cruiser because it does both jobs.

Power on the 43 SAV boat comes in three configurations. Triple 450-horsepower Yamaha XTO Offshore V8 outboards delivered 53 to 54 mph in testing, cruising in the mid-30s. Twin Mercury V12 600 outboards run a similar profile near 54 mph with a mid-30s cruise, while triple Mercury 600s touched 60 mph and reach roughly 63 to 64 mph at the top, cruising just shy of 40. The boat holds 498 gallons of fuel. Draft runs about 3 feet with the drives up and roughly 4 feet with them down. The hull, named Ocean Track 2, is a conventional no-step deep-V built with resin infusion and carbon fiber, and it tracks well through 2- to 3-foot chop.

The signature feature is the fold-down side Terrace doors, which lay the gunwale sections flat and add about 50 square feet of cockpit, expanding the 13-foot, 2-inch beam to just under 20 feet across. Underfoot are two insulated 60-gallon fish boxes on twin gas rams, one port and one starboard, with side dive doors on both sides. The swim platform spans the full transom with a four-step ladder, a starboard underwater swim step that sits about a foot below the surface, a port ladder, and a hidden stern anchor compartment. A fall-down bench and a forward four-person seat flanked by chiller boxes, one with an ice maker, round out the cockpit.

The helm pairs two 22-inch Garmin touchscreens with a custom Regal interface that splits boat functions into hard top, deck and cabin layers controlled through full digital switching. A Garmin screen is also built into the captain's armrest. Maneuvering combines the engine joystick with an integrated Lewmar bow thruster, and port and starboard wind deflector doors cut wind fatigue when running hard. The summer kitchen carries twin Kenyon electric smokeless grills made in Connecticut, a sink with a cutting board, twin drawer-style refrigerator-freezers, and a 43-inch pop-down outdoor Smart TV that mirrors the Garmin screens or plays video.

Belowdecks, the cabin offers 6 feet of headroom and strong natural light from a large port-side window. A deep bow lounge converts with a filler to a queen berth, and two aft single berths combine into a king. The separate head has a stand-up shower stall with a clear enclosure and a residential-size commode, with all woodwork built in-house. Power management is configurable three ways: a Mastervolt lithium-ion system good for 6 to 8 hours, a 12kW Fischer Panda diesel generator, or the Live Power combination that pairs lithium batteries with a 5kW diesel generator on a separate 28-gallon tank that recharges them from 20 percent back to 90 percent. A Seakeeper 4 gyro is fitted, and a single labeled sea strainer manifold consolidates the AC, generator, bait wells and raw water systems.

The 43 SAV is offered in Regal's Ultimate trim, which opens up six upholstery options and extensive personalization. Buyers comparing Regal boats SAV models should also weigh the LX version, which trades the open cockpit for a full beam-to-beam enclosure with air conditioning, three-MFD dash and an enclosed helm, against the SAV's 360-degree fishability. Both share the same bow, cabin and aft sections, with the difference centered on the helm and mid-cockpit. When evaluating a Regal 43 SAV boat, the main decisions are engine package and power system, since those drive top speed, range and how long you can stay on the hook.



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.