2025 Starcraft Boats For Sale

The 2025 Starcraft lineup spans trailerable deck boats and triple-pontoon models, covering buyers who want sporty performance and those after a wide entertaining platform. Among the 2025 Starcraft boats for sale, the deck boat range starts with the SV 161, the smallest and newest model in its first year of production, measuring roughly 17 feet overall, seating six, and powered by a 90-horsepower Yamaha outboard. It carries a ski tow bar, tilt steering, a four-speaker Wet Sounds stereo, and a movable backrest that converts to a lean-back or sun lounge. A trailer is built in underneath, making it a practical first boat for a family of four to six.

Stepping up, the SVX 171 adds about a foot and a half of length and noticeable beam, raising seating capacity to ten and adding in-floor storage for skis, tow ropes, and tubes. The SVX 191 stretches to 19 feet, fits up to 12 people, and rides a dihedral modified pad V hull that delivers stability at rest and lift for top-end speed. It pairs with a Yamaha 150, upgradeable to 175 horsepower. Starcraft's deck boat range tops out at a 23-footer that accepts up to a 250-horsepower outboard, and the brand fits outboard power across the deck boats for lower maintenance cost.

New for 2025 on the SVX 191 is the executive package, which brings a single-color hull such as bright red, black interior badging, two-tone gray or tan vinyl, and an upgraded ergonomic captain's seat. The helm has a flip-up bolster, tilt steering, rocker switches, and a standard four-speaker Wet Sounds stereo, with an available Hummingbird GPS sounder showing depth, water temperature, and fish. A fishing package adds bow and stern pedestal seats, rod holders in the ski locker, and a live well. The bow and stern platforms wear SeaDek, with a built-in swim ladder, molded-in boarding steps, and a port console prep station with a sink, optional faucet and freshwater system, and a USB port.

The RX25 QDC is a luxury dual-console pontoon with two helm stations, one to port and one to starboard, each raised several inches and fitted with a black-framed Taylor Made windshield, Simrad display, Yamaha gauges, and a tilt wheel. Starcraft paints the arch and pontoons in-house to match, and fiberglass corner pieces house docking and nav lights. The aluminum railing accepts replaceable inset fiberglass side panels. Seating uses soft-touch vinyl with quilting and a stitched logo, swing-back stern seats, an L-shaped lounge, a wood-grain table, teak-weave flooring, a powered arch, a changing-room hatch, RGB lighting, and an Ultra Premium package with a JL MM100 stereo, eight JL speakers, and a subwoofer.

The redesigned 2025 SLS1 is a nominal 21-foot high-performance triple pontoon on Starcraft's HMX package, with lifting strakes on the outer and center logs and a full aluminum underbelly that helps it run faster. With a 150-horsepower outboard it reaches the mid-30s mph, and stepping up to 175 or 200 horsepower pushes it past 40 mph; it handles roughly ten passengers. It adds a gated, heavy-duty aluminum aft deck, port and starboard swim doors, aligned captain and co-captain chairs, and an optional in-floor locker around five to six feet long. The EX1 Q shares the HMX triple hull, a flip-flop bench, an integral ski tow pylon, and a power bimini, and with a 115-horsepower Mercury Command Thrust four-stroke runs about 30 mph. Anyone shopping a Starcraft boat for sale across these models gets distinct layouts on shared, proven hulls.