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Powerboats for Sale in Washington

Versatile powerboats covering everything from runabouts and sport boats to offshore performance vessels.

Total Listings

4,879

Average Price

$57,191

Listings — Page 177

Showing 4225-4248 of 4,879 boats

1983 Alberg 29
$17,000

1983 Alberg 29

1983 1983 Alberg 29 Alberg 29 • 29.3' Powerboat

Seattle, WA
6 months ago
1976 Dufour 31 Sailboat
$28,000

1976 Dufour 31 Sailboat

1976 Dufour 31 Sailboat Dufour 31 • 30.1' Powerboat

Seattle, WA
6 months ago
1984 President 41 trawler diesel
$29,995

1984 President 41 trawler diesel

1984 President 41 trawler diesel President 41 • 41' Powerboat

Seattle, WA
6 months ago
1965 Custom Trawler motor yacht
$135,000

1965 Custom Trawler motor yacht

1965 Custom Trawler motor yacht Sacajawea • 62' Powerboat

Seattle, WA
6 months ago
2021 Whaly 435r
$18,400

2021 Whaly 435r

2021 2021 Whaly 435r 435r • 14.3' Powerboat

Seattle, WA
6 months ago
Delta Trawler 1976
$25,000

Delta Trawler 1976

1976 Delta Trawler 1976 Delta 37 • 37' Powerboat

Seattle, WA
6 months ago
1989 Bayliner 3288
$32,000

1989 Bayliner 3288

1989 Bayliner 3288 3288 Motoryacht • 32.1' Powerboat

Seattle, WA
6 months ago
1987, 42’ Blue Water Coastal Cruiser Liveaboard
$42,000

1987, 42’ Blue Water Coastal Cruiser Liveaboard

1987 42’ Blue Water Coastal Cruiser Liveaboard 42 Coastal Cruiser • 42' Powerboat

Seattle, WA
6 months ago
Ultra adorable Houseboat w/ FOWR plaque
$79,990

Ultra adorable Houseboat w/ FOWR plaque

1959 Ultra adorable Houseboat w/ FOWR plaque FOWR • 35' Powerboat

Seattle, WA
6 months ago
1988 Carver 3067
$24,500

1988 Carver 3067

1988 Carver 3067 3067Santego • 30' Powerboat

Auburn, WA
6 months ago
2003 Bayliner sierra
$19,500

2003 Bayliner sierra

2003 Bayliner sierra Ciera • 24.5' Powerboat

Bremerton, WA
6 months ago
2024 Cobalt cs22
$83,900

2024 Cobalt cs22

2024 Cobalt cs22 cs22 • 22' Powerboat

Bellevue, WA
6 months ago
2021 Cobalt cs23 surf
$59,000

2021 Cobalt cs23 surf

2021 Cobalt cs23 surf cs23 surf • 23' Powerboat

Bellevue, WA
6 months ago
2014 Lowe Stinger Pro 175
$10,000

2014 Lowe Stinger Pro 175

2014 Lowe Stinger Pro 175 • 17' Powerboat

Olympia, WA
6 months ago
1992 Arima 15’11” - Honda 60HP 4-Stroke!
$16,000

1992 Arima 15’11” - Honda 60HP 4-Stroke!

1992 Arima Sea Chaser 1511 • 15' Powerboat

Raymond, WA
6 months ago
2020 Tracker Grizzly 1654 T Sportsman – Rugged Aluminum Jon Boat
$13,000

2020 Tracker Grizzly 1654 T Sportsman – Rugged Aluminum Jon Boat

2020 Tracker Grizzly 1654 T Sportsman • 17.4' Powerboat

Marysville, WA
6 months ago
2005 Fountain 31 TE center counsel
$49,998

2005 Fountain 31 TE center counsel

2005 Fountain 31 TE Center counsel • 150' Powerboat

Redmond, WA
6 months ago
12’6" MODEL FW151 ALUMINUM BOAT
$21,000

12’6" MODEL FW151 ALUMINUM BOAT

2025 MODEL FW151 ALUMINUM BOAT • 12' Powerboat

Port Angeles, WA
6 months ago
New South Bay 224 RS
$53,995

New South Bay 224 RS

2026 New South Bay 224 RS • 22' Powerboat

Camano Island, WA
6 months ago
2022 Smoker Craft Alaskan DLX 15 ft Utility Fishing Boat & Trailer
$10,750

2022 Smoker Craft Alaskan DLX 15 ft Utility Fishing Boat & Trailer

2022 Smoker Craft Alaskan DLX 15 • 15' Powerboat

Blaine, WA
6 months ago
Smoker craft Big Fish Seafarer DLX 14TL
$14,475

Smoker craft Big Fish Seafarer DLX 14TL

2023 Smoker craft Big Fish Seafarer DLX 14TL • 14' Powerboat

University Place, WA
6 months ago
Melges 24 fast boat!
$35,500

Melges 24 fast boat!

2017 Melges 24 fast boat • 24' Powerboat

Bellingham, WA
6 months ago
Malibu competition ski boat
$10,500

Malibu competition ski boat

1982 Malibu competition ski boat • 20' Powerboat

Shelton, WA
6 months ago
16ft Willie Drift Boat plus 8hp Motor
$13,000

16ft Willie Drift Boat plus 8hp Motor

1981 Willie Drift Boat plus • 16' Powerboat

Puyallup, WA
6 months ago

Why Powerboats Are Popular in Washington

Powerboats encompass the broadest category of recreational boats available in Washington — any boat driven by an engine falls under this umbrella. From small aluminum fishing boats and bow riders to large cruisers and offshore sport fishers, the powerboat category includes virtually every motorized vessel on the water. If you're shopping for a boat in Washington and want engine-driven performance, this category gives you the widest selection of makes, models, sizes, and price points to explore. Whether your priority is speed, fishing, family fun, or overnight cruising, there's a powerboat built for exactly that purpose.

Key Features of Powerboats

Widest Selection Available

Powerboats include bow riders, pontoons, fishing boats, cruisers, center consoles, deck boats, and more — the most options in any single category.

Engine Options

Choose from outboard, inboard, sterndrive (I/O), or jet propulsion. Each has distinct advantages for different activities and water conditions.

Every Price Point

Powerboats range from $5,000 for a basic aluminum fishing boat to $500,000+ for a luxury cruiser. There's a boat for every budget.

Speed & Range

Motorized propulsion gives you the speed to cover large bodies of water and the range to explore destinations that paddle or sail craft can't reach efficiently.

Towing & Watersports

Engine power makes tubing, skiing, wakeboarding, and other tow sports possible — activities that define the lake experience for millions of boaters.

How Powerboats Compare

FeaturePowerboatSailboatKayak / Canoe
Speed20–70+ MPH5–10 knots2–5 MPH
Fuel CostModerate–HighMinimalNone
Passengers2–16+2–81–3
Learning CurveLow–ModerateSteepLow
VersatilityVery HighModerateLimited

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of powerboat is best for Washington lakes?
It depends on your priorities. Bow riders and pontoons are the most popular for family recreation. Bass boats and fishing boats dominate for anglers. Ski and wakeboard boats are top picks for watersports. Browse by type to narrow your search.
How much does a powerboat cost?
Used powerboats start as low as $3,000–$5,000 for small aluminum models. Mid-range boats (bow riders, pontoons) run $20,000–$60,000. Premium and performance boats range from $60,000 to well over $200,000.
What is the best first powerboat to buy?
A bow rider (18–21 ft) or a pontoon (20–22 ft) are the most popular first boats. Both are easy to operate, versatile, affordable to maintain, and hold their value well on the resale market.
What should I look for when buying a used powerboat?
Check engine hours and service history, inspect the hull for damage, test all electronics and systems, examine the trailer, and ideally get a marine survey. Low hours and documented maintenance are the best indicators of a well-kept boat.
Do I need a boating license in Washington?
Requirements vary by state. Most states require a boater safety course and certificate rather than a traditional license. Check Washington's specific requirements — many states offer free online boater safety courses.

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