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Yacht · 24 ft (7 m) · Statesville
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Regal
- Modèle
- 2300 RX Bowrider
- Longueur
- 24 ft (7 m)
- Passagers
- 8
Verdict
The Regal 2300 RX is a well-finished 24-foot bowrider that balances sporty performance with family-friendly space. It is best suited to day boating and water sports, offering strong speed, predictable handling, and good seating for its size, though it is not a cabin boat and storage/livability are limited to day use.
Avantages
- +Sporty 24-foot bowrider layout with generous seating
- +Strong acceleration and top-end performance for a single-engine boat
- +Predictable handling and good agility for towing and lake use
- +Well-suited to day trips, swimming, and watersports
- +Trailerable size with a premium fit-and-finish reputation
Inconvénients
- −No cabin or overnight accommodation
- −Fuel use rises quickly at higher speeds
- −Limited protection from weather compared with enclosed boats
- −Cockpit space is good for the class but still day-boat limited
The Regal 2300 RX is a 24-foot bowrider built around a social, open-deck layout rather than enclosed cruising. Public listings and reviews place it at roughly 24 ft with an 8.5 ft beam and seating for up to 12, which makes it a versatile platform for family outings and lake entertaining. Its styling and finish are typical of Regal’s premium runabout range, with a more upscale feel than many entry-level bowriders.
On the water, the 2300 RX is known for brisk performance with a sterndrive gasoline setup, with published tests showing speeds in the mid-40-knot range depending on engine and setup. The hull is aimed at quick planing, watersports, and confident cornering rather than soft offshore running, so it should feel responsive and easy to manage on a sheltered inland lake. The tradeoff is that performance cruising will bring noticeable fuel consumption.
Comfort is good for a day boat: the cockpit and bow are designed for passengers, sun, and conversation, but there are no cabins and no meaningful overnight livability. Storage and protection are adequate for day use, yet weather exposure remains part of the package. In value terms, the 2300 RX makes sense for buyers wanting a premium-feeling, sport-oriented runabout; it is less compelling for anyone needing true cruising capability or overnight accommodation.
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