Who owns Pursuit Boats?

Pursuit Boats was acquired by Malibu Boats (NASDAQ: MBUU) in October 2018 from the Slikkers-family-owned S2 Yachts. The Slikkers family continues to own and operate Tiara Yachts and Tiara Sport under the S2 Yachts umbrella, while Pursuit now operates as a Malibu Boats brand from Fort Pierce, Florida.

Where are Pursuit Boats made?

Pursuit Boats are built in Fort Pierce, Florida, where the company has operated since 1983. Pursuit was originally launched in 1977 as a fishing-boat line under Leon Slikkers' S2 Yachts, and the brand has continued to build Offshore, Sport, Dual Console, and Center Console outboard boats from the Fort Pierce facility through multiple ownership changes.

Who makes Pursuit Boats?

Pursuit Boats are manufactured by Pursuit Boats, a brand of Malibu Boats since 2018. Production continues at Pursuit's Fort Pierce, Florida facility under the Pursuit name, with hulls built in-house rather than contract-built elsewhere.

Are Pursuit Boats good?

Pursuit has a long-standing reputation as a premium saltwater outboard fishing and dual-console builder, dating to its 1977 launch under the Slikkers family at S2 Yachts, with consistent third-party boat-test coverage from outlets like Power & Motoryacht and Saltwater Sportsman. On the used market, build quality on any specific Pursuit depends on model, year, maintenance, and refit history, so a current survey and engine inspection are the right basis for a decision rather than brand reputation alone.

How much do Pursuit Boats cost?

New Pursuit pricing depends heavily on series (Offshore, Sport, Dual Console, Center Console), length, outboard package, and options, and is best confirmed with an HMY Yachts Pursuit specialist or the factory. On the used side, the active HMY Yachts inventory currently spans 26 to 44 feet across model years 1985 to 2024, so asking prices vary widely by length, year, power, and equipment level.

Used Pursuit Boats for Sale

All Yachts for Sale

36 ft

Cadence

2015 Pursuit 365i Sport Coupe "Cadence"

$249,500

Saint Petersburg, FL

34 ft

WRANGLER

2003 Pursuit "WRANGLER"

$248,000

Pasadena, MD

32 ft

2018 Pursuit 328 Sport

$239,900

Detroit, MI

38 ft

SALTY SUSEA

2012 Pursuit 385 OS "SALTY SUSEA"

$239,000

Pompano Beach, FL

41 ft

Jolly Dawg

2014 Pursuit SC 365i "Jolly Dawg"

$235,000

St. Petersburg, FL

36 ft

STILL NOODLING

2012 Pursuit OS 345 Offshore "STILL NOODLING"

$209,900

Orange Beach, AL

30 ft

2017 Pursuit 295 DC

$205,000

Mashpee, MA

32 ft

WAIKIKI

2017 Pursuit DC 325 "WAIKIKI"

$199,000

Coral Gables, FL

29 ft

2017 Pursuit DC 295

$195,000

Branford, CT

29 ft

2017 Pursuit DC 295

$189,000

Branford, CT

28 ft

Sweetest Thing

2019 Pursuit S 288 "Sweetest Thing"

$185,000

Norfolk, VA

27 ft

2023 Pursuit S 268

$178,000

South Dartmouth, MA

Current used Pursuit listings

HMY Yacht Sales is currently showing 181 active pre-owned Pursuit boats. Median asking price $270K, most between $130K and $425K. Top listed regions include Florida, Massachusetts, and Maryland.

Filter by size ranges such as under 30 feet and 30 to 40 feet or price bands such as under $500k and $500k to $1m.

Model-specific searches include C 260 Center Console, DC 265 Dual Console, 2860 Denali, 2870 Walkaround. See every pre-owned Pursuit listing.

Pursuit's own history traces the brand from Leon Slikkers' 1977 vision through the 1983 move to Fort Pierce, Florida and today's Offshore, Sport, Dual Console, and Center Console lines. The active used Pursuit inventory on HMY Yachts currently runs from 26 to 44 feet and model years 1985 to 2024, so buyers are comparing older Express and OS hulls alongside more recent S, DC, and OS Offshore builds.

For a used Pursuit, the major comparison points are series and model (Offshore, Sport, Dual Console, Center Console), year, outboard brand and hours, fuel capacity, electronics suite, hardtop or T-top setup, head compartment and cabin configuration, livewell layout, and refit or repower history. Older Express and OS hulls often differ significantly from newer DC and S models in cockpit layout and electronics, so condition and equipment matter as much as length.

Pursuit model lineup

Model	LOA	Years built	Listings
C 260 Center Console	26 ft	2017	View →
DC 265 Dual Console	26 ft	2015–2016	View →
2860 Denali	28 ft	2001	View →
2870 Walkaround	28 ft	2003	View →
S 288	28 ft	2019–2022	View →
S 288 Sport	28 ft	2024	View →
3000 Offshore Express	29 ft	1997	View →
DC 295	29 ft	2017–2023	View →
295 DC	30 ft	2017	View →
3000 Express	30 ft	1998–2003	View →
3070 Offshore Express	30 ft	2004–2005	View →
3000 Offshore	31 ft	1998–2001	View →
C280	31 ft	2007	View →
S 310 Sport	31 ft	2009	View →
ST 310 Sport	31 ft	2012	View →
S 328 Sport	32 ft	2019–2021	View →
325 OS	33 ft	2017–2019	View →
DC 325	33 ft	2017–2019	View →
OS 335 Offshore	33 ft	2007	View →
3400 Express	34 ft	2000–2003	View →
345 Offshore	34 ft	2013	View →
S328	34 ft	2020–2021	View →
355 OS	35 ft	2018–2020	View →
S358	35 ft	2024	View →
365 DC	36 ft	2020–2022	View →
365DC	36 ft	2019–2021	View →
S 368	37 ft	2019	View →
378	37 ft	2022	View →
S 378 Sport	37 ft	2021–2023	View →
S378	37 ft	2021	View →
385 OS	38 ft	2012–2015	View →
SC 365i	39 ft	2014	View →
OS 385 Offshore	39 ft	2013–2018	View →
S 408	40 ft	2017	View →
365 SCI	41 ft	2013	View →
SC 365i Sport Coupe	41 ft	2015–2016	View →
428	42 ft	2022	View →
S 428 Sport	42 ft	2023	View →
S428	42 ft	2022–2023	View →

Frequently asked questions

Who owns Pursuit Boats?: Pursuit Boats was acquired by Malibu Boats (NASDAQ: MBUU) in October 2018 from the Slikkers-family-owned S2 Yachts. The Slikkers family continues to own and operate Tiara Yachts and Tiara Sport under the S2 Yachts umbrella, while Pursuit now operates as a Malibu Boats brand from Fort Pierce, Florida.
Where are Pursuit Boats made?: Pursuit Boats are built in Fort Pierce, Florida, where the company has operated since 1983. Pursuit was originally launched in 1977 as a fishing-boat line under Leon Slikkers' S2 Yachts, and the brand has continued to build Offshore, Sport, Dual Console, and Center Console outboard boats from the Fort Pierce facility through multiple ownership changes.
Who makes Pursuit Boats?: Pursuit Boats are manufactured by Pursuit Boats, a brand of Malibu Boats since 2018. Production continues at Pursuit's Fort Pierce, Florida facility under the Pursuit name, with hulls built in-house rather than contract-built elsewhere.
Are Pursuit Boats good?: Pursuit has a long-standing reputation as a premium saltwater outboard fishing and dual-console builder, dating to its 1977 launch under the Slikkers family at S2 Yachts, with consistent third-party boat-test coverage from outlets like Power & Motoryacht and Saltwater Sportsman. On the used market, build quality on any specific Pursuit depends on model, year, maintenance, and refit history, so a current survey and engine inspection are the right basis for a decision rather than brand reputation alone.
How much do Pursuit Boats cost?: New Pursuit pricing depends heavily on series (Offshore, Sport, Dual Console, Center Console), length, outboard package, and options, and is best confirmed with an HMY Yachts Pursuit specialist or the factory. On the used side, the active HMY Yachts inventory currently spans 26 to 44 feet across model years 1985 to 2024, so asking prices vary widely by length, year, power, and equipment level.