Used
2016 Sea Ray L650 Fly
$1,940,000
65'2x CaterpillarDiesel4 cabins
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · John Dial
Sea Ray Yachts for Sale
America's Most Trusted Cruiser Since 1959 — 516 available now
Sea Ray is the most recognized name in American boating, and that reputation was earned over six decades of building boats that get families on the water. Founded in 1959 by C.N. Ray in Oxford, Michigan, Sea Ray grew into the world's largest boat manufacturer before becoming part of the Brunswick Corporation family. Today, Sea Ray produces sport boats, cruisers, and motor yachts from 19 to 65 feet, with the Sundancer series being one of the most successful model lines in boating history. On the brokerage market, Sea Ray represents volume — there are more pre-owned Sea Rays available than almost any other brand, which means buyers have exceptional selection and sellers need to price competitively to stand out.
Why Buyers Choose Sea Ray
Sea Ray's appeal comes down to three things: proven reliability, strong dealer and service network, and a model range that covers virtually every use case. The Sundancer series has been the gold standard for express cruisers for decades — the 320, 370, and 470 Sundancer are among the most popular cruising boats ever built, with layouts that balance cockpit entertaining, cabin comfort, and driving performance. The SLX series covers the sport boat and day boat segment with premium fit and finish that competes with Boston Whaler and Grady-White. The Fly series (formerly the Sedan Bridge line) offers flybridge cruising in a package that's manageable for owner-operators without professional crew. What Sea Ray does better than most is the ownership experience — the dealer network is extensive, parts are readily available, and the boats are designed to be maintained by their owners rather than requiring specialized technicians for every service item. For first-time boat buyers and experienced cruisers alike, Sea Ray delivers a predictable, well-supported ownership experience.
The Sea Ray Range
Sea Ray's current production spans three main series. The SLX line covers sport boats and day boats from 19 to 40 feet — these are the boats you see at the sandbar, the raft-up, and the lake. The Sundancer series is the cruising backbone, running from 32 to 37 feet with the express cruiser layout that made Sea Ray famous. The Fly series represents the top of the range at 52 and 65 feet, offering flybridge motor yacht capability with the Sea Ray ownership experience. On the pre-owned market, the model diversity is enormous. The Sundancer 320, 370, 400, 470, and 510 are all actively traded, with the 370 and 470 being the most popular sizes. The older 60 Sundancer and 540 Sundancer represent the brand's larger offerings and can be found at attractive price points for the size. The L-Class models (L590, L650) from 2015-2020 represent Sea Ray's push into the luxury segment and offer exceptional value compared to European competitors at similar sizes.
What to Look For on a Pre-Owned Sea Ray
The sheer volume of pre-owned Sea Rays on the market works in the buyer's favor — you can be selective about condition, equipment, and price. Start with the engine package: Sea Rays have been powered by MerCruiser, Cummins, and Mercury engines depending on the model and year, and all are well-supported in the aftermarket. On express cruisers (Sundancer series), check the cockpit gelcoat carefully — these boats see heavy use in the cockpit area, and gelcoat crazing or stress cracks in high-traffic areas are common on boats over 10 years old. The canvas and eisenglass on older Sundancers is a wear item that typically needs replacement every 5-7 years; budget accordingly. On the larger models (470+), the generator, air conditioning, and watermaker systems need the same attention as any cruising yacht. One Sea Ray-specific consideration: the brand went through significant design and quality changes when Brunswick restructured the line in 2018-2020, so there's a meaningful difference between a 2015 Sundancer and a 2020 Sundancer in terms of design philosophy and build approach. Both are good boats, but they're different boats. Always sea trial a Sea Ray — these are performance-oriented hulls that should run clean and handle predictably.
Sea Ray Market Trends
Sea Ray pricing on the pre-owned market is driven by volume. With hundreds of Sundancers available at any given time, pricing is competitive and transparent — there's always a comparable boat to benchmark against. A 5-year-old Sundancer 370 might trade at 60-65% of its original MSRP, while a 10-year-old example could be at 40-45%. The larger models (510, 540, L590) depreciate on a similar curve but have a smaller buyer pool, which can mean longer time on market for sellers. The SLX sport boats hold value better than the cruiser line, driven by strong demand in the day boat segment. For sellers, the key to moving a Sea Ray quickly is condition and pricing — in a market with this many comparable boats, the cleanest, best-priced boat sells first. Professional detailing, current maintenance records, and realistic pricing based on actual comparable sales (not asking prices) are essential. For buyers, the volume market means you can afford to be patient and wait for the right boat at the right price.
Broker's Perspective
Sea Ray is the brand we see more than any other in the brokerage market, and that familiarity is an advantage for both buyers and sellers. We know the model line inside and out — which years had the best layouts, which engine packages to prefer, and which models represent the best value at each size point. For first-time boat buyers, a Sea Ray Sundancer in the 32-37 foot range is one of the smartest entry points in boating — you get a proven platform, strong resale value, and a service network that makes ownership straightforward. For experienced owners looking to move up, the Fly 52 and Fly 65 offer a genuine motor yacht experience without the complexity and crew requirements of a European-built yacht. For sellers, we can provide detailed comparable sales data and market positioning advice that helps you price correctly from the start — in the Sea Ray market, the first 30 days of exposure are critical, and overpricing costs you time and money. Whether you're buying your first boat or selling your fifth, we know this market. Call us at 954-527-4848.
Looking for a Sea Ray?
Our brokers have direct experience with Sea Ray yachts and can help you find the right one — or sell yours at the right price. Call us directly or browse the current inventory below.
Sea Ray Yachts Available Now
516 Sea Ray listings on the IYBA MLS
Used
2018 Sea Ray L650 Fly
“Jeanne Rose”
$1,645,000
65'2x CaterpillarDiesel
Naples, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Kevin McNally
Used
2016 Sea Ray L650 Fly
“Thinks It's His”
$1,450,000
65'Diesel4 cabins
North Miami Beach, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Brent Amberg
Used
2018 Sea Ray L650 FLY
“JANIE”
$2,399,000
65'2x CaterpillarDiesel
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Listed through IYBA MLS · Brian McNeal
Used
NEW LISTING
1998 Sea Ray 630 Super Sun Sport
“BROWN EYED GIRLS”
$249,900
63'2x CaterpillarDiesel1 cabin
Algonac, Michigan
Listed through IYBA MLS · Tom Dunigan
Used
2013 Sea Ray 610 Sundancer
“VICTORIA”
$1,050,000
61'2x MANDiesel
Monmouth, New Jersey
Listed through IYBA MLS · Brian Marangi
Used
2013 Sea Ray 610 SUNDANCER
$1,079,000
61'2x MAN
Pensacola, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Kit Bodree
Used
2012 Sea Ray 610 Sundancer
“RECON ROYALE”
$899,000
61'2x MANDiesel3 cabins
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Kyle Leeper
Used
2008 Sea Ray Sundancer 60
“Three Sons”
$629,000
60'2x MANDiesel3 cabins
Tampa, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Brodie Warren
Used
New Listing!
2008 Sea Ray 60 Sundancer
“Double H”
$675,000
60'2x MANDiesel3 cabins
Somers Point, New Jersey
Listed through IYBA MLS · Scott White
Used
2008 Sea Ray Sundancer
“JOB SITE”
Contact for Price
60'2x MANDiesel2 cabins
Huntington, New York
Listed through IYBA MLS · Thomas Knutson
Used
2012 Sea Ray 610 Sundancer
“RECON ROYALE”
$899,000
60'2x MANDiesel3 cabins
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Listed through IYBA MLS · Kyle Leeper
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