Everglades boats
Everglades builds offshore center console fishing boats, with 211 hulls registered in the US fleet (median 24.3 ft). The used market shows a wide range, from $36,900 entry boats to $157,500 for newer or larger models, with a median around $80,000. The brand targets serious anglers seeking unsinkable construction and offshore capability.
Everglades used price range
From 75 live listings in BoatVerdict's market data (10th, 50th, 90th percentile).
See Everglades values by model year →Are Everglades boats reliable?
The federal recall record is clean (0 USCG actions on file), a positive sign for systemic defects. Nearly all Everglades run gasoline outboards (210 of 211 hulls), so maintenance revolves around engine service, fuel system age, and saltwater corrosion management. The active used market spans both 2004 to 2007 boats (now 19 to 22 years old) and 2019 to 2021 models, so expect higher upkeep on the older cluster and premium pricing on the newer ones.
Common problems to inspect on a used Everglades
- Transom and stringer moisture on older hulls, especially boats from before 2010
- Fuel system components (hoses, tanks, fittings) on boats over 15 years old
- Deck soft spots or delamination around hardware and hatch openings
- Corrosion on through hull fittings, livewell plumbing, and raw water systems
Registry footprint
Sample = US state open-data vessel registries (currently Texas + New York, ~875k vessels). Treat as a representative slice of recreational US inventory.
Models we cover in depth (1)
Recalls (0)
No USCG recalls on file for Everglades.
Frequently asked questions
Are Everglades boats reliable?
The federal recall record is clean, and the brand has a reputation for robust construction. Reliability on a used boat depends heavily on age, engine hours, and prior maintenance, so a survey is essential.
How much do used Everglades boats cost?
Current listings range from $36,900 to $157,500, with a median around $80,000 across 22 active boats. Price tracks closely with year, length, and engine package.
Do Everglades boats hold their value?
The used market shows steady demand for both older (2004 to 2007) and newer (2019 to 2021) models. Strong resale depends on condition, low hours, and verifiable maintenance records.
What should I inspect on a used Everglades?
Focus on transom integrity, fuel system age (especially on boats over 15 years), deck soundness, and outboard service history. A marine survey is the best path to uncover hidden issues before buying.
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