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A powerboat built by Bayliner, the F16 is a center console vessel. Bayliner F16 boats are typically used for day-cruising, freshwater-fishing and saltwater-fishing. These boats were built with a fiberglass modified-vee ; usually with an outboard-4s and available in Gas.
There are currently 3 listings available on Boat Trader by both private sellers and professional boat dealers. The oldest boat was built in 2017 and the newest model is 2019. The starting price is $16,999, the most expensive is $19,995, and the average price of $17,995. Related boats include the following models: Element E18, 20-VR5 and 180ELEMENT. more
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Our test boat was optioned to include Bayliner’s Watersports Package. It replaces the standard 60-horsepower Mercury Four Stroke outboard with the Big Foot variation, which features a larger gearcase with a higher ratio. The package also adds a mini-sized watersports tower along with custom graphics and a choice or black or red hull. Underway, that motor package pushed the boat onto plane in 4.75 seconds, and topped out at an even 31 mph. At a 26 mph cruise, it burned a tiny 4.4 gallons per hour. Power should prove adequate to get those kids on skis, boards, and tubes, but adults may be limited. While any 16’ boat is certainly susceptible to the conditions, the Element also handled predictably. Overall stability is good as promised, though it is load sensitive due to its relatively small size.
Simplicity is the overriding theme throughout. At the helm, a single, oversized speedometer echoes that of a Mini Cooper. A windscreen, not a windshield, tops the helm. Vinyl is two-tone throughout, with white the prominent color accented by grey. Stowage below the seats isn't finished or lined, but is simply painted. Thoughtful touches, however, stand out. You’ll find well-placed nonslip in key areas, notably along those gunwale tops where passengers will be tempted to board. Stowage compartments feature a raised lip to keep water at bay. The optional AM/FM stereo includes a convenient MP3 port to link up phones, music players and the like, while a standard 12V outlet is conveniently placed at the helm. And an optional Bimini top is ready to make sure your day is made in the shade.
Manufacturers tend to throw out statistics at the beginning of many formal press introductions, and at a recent event where the new Bayliner Element was introduced, one stood out. The price of entry-level runabouts, that class of boats that should be enticing people into the market as well as offering an affordable alternative for those looking to watch their wallets, is increasing faster than inflation. It’s called price creep, and it certainly has affected Bayliner’s trademark 175 Bowrider. Not that long ago this entry-level offering could be had for a mere $9,995; today, it runs closer to $18,000. It’s a phenomenon that has led the company to radically rethink just what an entry-level boat should be.
This all-new model from Bayliner is simple, low cost, and well thought out; those looking for a low-cost boat that's appropriate for watersports and day-cruises are in for a treat.
Extravagant, the Element is not; simplicity is the rule on this boat.
One of Bayliner’s many goals for the Element was to rein in those escalating prices mentioned earlier. In short, it had to be one of the more affordable packages on the market. At press time the final retail price had yet to be decided, but indications are it will come in under $14,000, and possibly even closer to $13,000. That’s the territory where the company can make a valid comparison between boating and monthly cable and cellular bill expenses—and hope that consumers share their view that boating is certainly a lot more fun.
Our new Element F16 takes the high value equation to a new level. By combining the exceptional stability of our innovative M-Hull™ design with a feature-packed deck plan and a head-turning base price, we’re out to turn more families on to affordable fishing. This sharp, 16-foot center console blends affordability, versatility and fishability like few boats you’ll find. So climb aboard one today, and discover there are still places you CAN get more for your money.
Our new Element F16 takes the high value equation to a new level. By combining the exceptional stability of our innovative M-Hull™ design with a feature-packed deck plan and a head-turning base price, we’re out to turn more families on to affordable fishing. This sharp, 16-foot center console blends affordability, versatility and fishability like few boats you’ll find. So climb aboard one today, and discover there are still places you CAN get more for your money. here
The Element F16 takes the high value equation to a new level. By combining the exceptional stability of our innovative M-Hull™ design with a feature-packed deck plan and a head-turning base price, we’re out to turn more families on to affordable fishing. This sharp, 16-foot center console blends affordability, versatility and fishability like few boats you’ll find.
Our new Element F16 takes the high value equation to a new level. By combining the exceptional stability of our innovative M-Hull™ design with a feature-packed deck plan and a head-turning base price, we're out to turn more families on to affordable fishing. This sharp, 16-foot center console blends affordability, versatility and fishability like few boats you'll find. So climb aboard one today, and discover there are still places you CAN get more for your money.
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