Baja Marine Review

Sporty, stylish, progressive and innovative – that’s how Baja Marine promotes its boats. In the 1970s, Baja Marine chose to pursue the sport boat and has continued doing so ever since. In 1978, it introduced the Carerra 240, and in 1979 its Carrera SS Bowrider earned the Powerboat Magazine “Boat of the Year” award.

The company is known to test its boats thoroughly for speed and stability in performance conditions.

Pricing

New Baja boats range in price from $80,000 to $200,000, with used models available from roughly $30,000 to $150,000. Significantly older models can be found for under $10,000.

Pros

• Baja Marine ranks is considered among the top performance boat makers in the world.
• The Baja Marine is considered a sporty and eye-catching boat.
• The boats are built for speed and high performance.
• The Baja Marine line-up offers numerous options.

Cons

• Baja Marine boats are expensive.
• The design of Baja Marine boats could be considered flashy or conspicuous.

Featured Models

Baja Marine’s models include the 23 Outlaw, 26 Outlaw, 30 Outlaw, 35 Outlaw, Hammer X Performance, 245 Performance, 278 Performance, 247 Islander and 277 Islander.

The Outlaw models have low-profile decks, flat transoms, and what the company refers to as “bold gauges.” The 35 Outlaw weighs about 8,000 pounds, has a fuel capacity of 185 gallons, and seats up to eight passengers.

The Islander has a V-shaped hull and what the company refers to as a “serious kick.” The 277 Islander weighs about 5,100 pounds, has a fuel capacity of 101 gallons, and seats 10 passengers.

The Performance, like the Islander, has a V-shaped hull. The 278 Performance is similar to the 277 Islander. It weighs about 5,100 pounds, has a fuel capacity of 101 gallons, and seats six passengers.

Conclusion

Whether buying an Outlaw, Performance or Islander, Baja customers can expect a sporty boat. The company is renowned for its streamlined V-shaped hulls, high performance, and luxury interiors.

It’s not the type of boat for people who want to take things slowly or avoid drawing attention, but the typical Baja Marine boat will please those with a sense of adventure or a need for speed.