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What is a 2012 Sea Ray worth?

A 2012 Sea Ray carries a median asking price of $20,000 on the used market, with most selling between $16,000 and $28,000. Figures come from 5 real listings in BoatVerdict's market data, not a static guidebook.

Median value$20K50th percentile
Typical low$16K25th percentile
Typical high$28K75th percentile
Listings priced5live market

2012 Sea Ray used price range

median $20K
$16K$20K$28K

Interquartile range from 5 live listings (full span $15,000 to $65,900). Sources: craigslist, rightboat.

Against a median new Sea Ray asking of $340,500, a 2012 model has shed roughly 94% of its new price.

What the market says

A 2012 Sea Ray typically lists for $29,500 based on 30 active offerings, with most boats priced between $18,000 and $66,000. Length drives the spread, from compact 20 to 26 footers around $27,000 up to 40 to 50 foot express cruisers near $375,000. Condition, hours, model, and region all influence where a specific boat falls within that range.

Where 2012 Sea Ray boats are listed

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Frequently asked questions

What is a 2012 Sea Ray worth?

The median asking price is $29,500 across 30 current listings, with typical boats ranging from $18,000 to $66,000 depending on size and model.

How much does size affect 2012 Sea Ray prices?

Length has the strongest effect, with 20 to 26 foot models around $27,000, mid size 26 to 32 footers at $79,000, and 40 to 50 foot yachts reaching $375,000.

Which 2012 Sea Ray models cost the most?

The 450 Sundancer averages $430,000 in current listings, while the SLX 250 runs $46,000 and the 205 Sport around $27,000.

How much has a 2012 Sea Ray depreciated?

The median 2012 Sea Ray lists at $29,500 compared to $241,500 for a new Sea Ray, representing roughly 12% of new boat pricing after 14 years.

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