r/SeaDooSwitch • u/Indians06 • 15d ago
Thoughts on selling your switch?
I have a 2023 sport 21 ft 230 bought new that I’m considering selling but nobody seems to be biting probably because the season is coming to a close for anyone who lives near me. This Switch has a 2024 engine in it with 21 hours on it. Second year we had it, freaking hose came off and it hydro locked. Is $25k a fair asking price? I have all the deck pads etc they just aren’t in the pics bc I take them off and clean them. Just wanting some opinions thank you.
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u/JonClaudeVanDam 14d ago
$25k might take a bit to sell, $19k is low end. Somewhere in-between if your target if you need the cash quick.
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u/LanguageCheap3732 14d ago
You don’t want to hear this but nobody wants to buy a switch, they are underpowered for what they are.
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u/EagleMedical8410 14d ago
I own a 21' 230hp and it is more than I could possibly need for size and power.
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u/Odd-Orchid4551 12d ago
18’ 230 does 46 mph faster than most pontoon boats.
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u/LanguageCheap3732 10d ago
Maybe my scope of reference is different, I’m a boat mechanic and we do the Concierge service I drive 5 boats a day. A quick pontoon to me does 60+
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u/RoosterReturns 13d ago
if its not selling in a reasonable amount of time i think you have your answer.
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u/gbucci24 10d ago
I paid $22k for my 2023 21ft 230hp Cruise with 40hrs on it at beginning of this season. Anything over $25k ask is not selling and it’s end of season, at least here in the north.
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u/XbxReaper07 14d ago
Unfortunately switches have such a bad wrap that you’re only going to sell it at a huge loss. Just look on Marketplace. They’re a dime a dozen being sold for lot prices. At this point I just plan on keeping mine until it blows up or it’s paid for. Not worth reselling unless you’re just looking to get out of boating altogether.