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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.



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