What is a 1994 Mako worth?
A 1994 Mako carries a median asking price of $16,500 on the used market, with most selling between $16,500 and $19,000. Figures come from 20 real listings in BoatVerdict's market data, not a static guidebook.
1994 Mako used price range
Interquartile range from 20 live listings (full span $5,500 to $18,995). Sources: craigslist.
A 1994 Mako typically sells for around $19,000 based on current market listings, though asking prices span from $8,500 to $88,500 depending on model, length, and condition. Price varies significantly with the specific model variant, hull length, engine hours, trailer inclusion, and regional demand. Boats with well maintained hulls, recent engine rebuilds, and updated electronics command premiums over the median.
Where 1994 Mako boats are listed
Frequently asked questions
What is the average price for a 1994 Mako?
The median asking price for a 1994 Mako is $19,000 based on 7 active listings. Actual transaction prices typically fall within the same range given limited variation in the small sample.
How much has a 1994 Mako depreciated?
Compared to the median new Mako asking price of $31,000, a 1994 model at $19,000 represents roughly 39% depreciation over three decades. Depreciation slows significantly after 20 years as boats approach their floor value.
What affects the value of a 1994 Mako?
Model length, engine condition, hours, and trailer inclusion are the primary drivers. The market shows a wide $8,500 to $88,500 span, reflecting differences between entry models and larger center consoles with low hours and recent repowers.
Is a 1994 Mako a good investment?
At 32 years old, a 1994 Mako has already absorbed most depreciation and will hold value if maintained, but expect ongoing maintenance costs typical of aging fiberglass boats. Buy based on condition and usability, not appreciation potential.
Mako values by year
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