2025 Tracker Boats For Sale

The 2025 Tracker lineup runs from compact 16-foot aluminum rigs to a 21-foot bass boat, and several models now use all-welded aluminum with no wood anywhere in the hull or deck. The newest boats carry fiberglass-style hull treatments, wrapping a continuous bent panel from bow to transom rather than the square, boxy edges typical of older mod-V aluminum builds. Shoppers comparing 2025 Tracker boats for sale will find Versatrack accessory rails on most models, Mercury Pro XS and four-stroke power options, and Garmin or Lowrance electronics depending on the package.

The Tracker 215 Savage is the flagship and the first 21-foot boat Tracker has built. It rides on a hull with continuous dead rise carried to the transom for a better ride in chop, and it lists a 7-foot-11 beam with storage for 12 rods per side plus centerline rod storage and racks for Plano 3700 boxes. Powered by a Mercury 200 Pro XS, this boat reached 63 mph, and engine choices run from a 150L Pro XS up to a 250L Pro XS with Torque Master gear case; the 175 carries an estimated 52 to 54 mph top speed. The 2115 comes as a single-console boat with an optional port console, a 25-gallon baffled livewell with foam-filled lids, a standard buddy seat, and provisions for optional Power-Pole anchors. Priced around $50,000 with the 200-horsepower engine before tax, prep and freight, it undercuts comparable fiberglass bass boats.

The Tracker 195 Tournament Edition uses a 150 Mercury, the largest of the two engine options alongside a 115, and reached 55 mph with a half tank of fuel and a single occupant. It carries roughly a 30-gallon fuel tank, a digital helm display showing fuel, trim, RPM, oil pressure and engine hours, six cup holders, and a large bow casting platform. A dual-axle trailer with a boarding step and self-centering bunks is available, useful for towing to bigger waters.

For smaller budgets and tighter storage, the Bass Tracker Pro 170 measures 16 feet 6 inches and folds to 20 feet 1 inch on its retractable-tongue trailer. It runs a Mercury 50-horsepower four-stroke to about 35 mph, carries an 11-gallon permanently mounted fuel tank, a Minn Kota Edge 45-pound-thrust trolling motor, a roughly 9-gallon livewell, two batteries with a dual onboard charger, gray carpet, a windshield, and a Garmin Striker 4. The Tracker Super Guide V16T is a 16-foot-1 tiller boat new for 2025, also offered in side-console form, with engine options of 25 or 40 horsepower, a Minn Kota PowerDrive 45-pound trolling motor with a movable foot pedal, rotating fold-down seats, and a stock 6-gallon fuel tank that owners often swap for a 12-gallon unit.

On options, the all-aluminum 215 Savage comes standard with a Lowrance Eagle 7 fish finder and a Minn Kota Maxxum 24-volt 70-pound trolling motor, but the Big Catch packages add Garmin Echomap UHD 93sv 9-inch displays at bow and helm with LiveScope plus a Minn Kota Ultrex for roughly $5,000 to $5,400; Big Catch One uses a 24-volt 80-pound motor and Big Catch Two a 36-volt 112-pound motor. Lithium cranking and trolling batteries are available for about $925. Buyers should confirm dealer rigging and warranty handling before purchase, since flooring, wiring and trailer hardware are common early-ownership fix items.



Currently, there are 1,063 boats available for sale for Tracker boats. Prices range from $3,065 to $64,110, with an average listing price of $26,181. The inventory includes 891 new boats and 172 used boats. 1 boat has been added to the marketplace in the past month. boats are most popular in Springfield, Saint Augustine, Gainesville, Nicholasville, and Spindale. There have been 6,477 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. June 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 freshwater fishing, saltwater fishing, and day cruising. Most boats contain gps, sonar, heated interior, depth sounder, and with heads. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have MERCURY MARINE engines or Mercury engines or MERCURY engines.