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Used Boat Dealers in Alameda, CA

5 of the 17 boat dealers we list in Alameda have used boats in current inventory.

A map pin only tells you a dealer sells boats, not whether the lot has any used stock today — inventory turns over week to week and most listings never make it onto Google. Every dealer tagged here has used or pre-owned boats confirmed on their own website's inventory page or by phone with the sales desk.

  1. Atomic Tuna Yacht Sales

    1070 Marina Village Pkwy, Alameda, CA 94501

    New boatsUsed boats
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  2. Cruising Yachts

    1070 Marina Village Pkwy Ste 208, Alameda, CA 94501

    New boatsUsed boatsFinancing
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  3. Rubicon Yachts

    1150 Ballena Blvd Ste 121, Alameda, CA 94501-3696

    Used boats
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  4. Sail California

    1070 Marina Village Pkwy, Alameda, CA 94501

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  5. Selene Yachts Americas

    1070 Marina Village Pkwy, Alameda, CA 94501

    Mon 12am-11:59pm, Tue 12am-11:59pm, Wed 12am-11:59pm, Thu 12am-11:59pm, Fri 12am-11:59pm, Sat 12am-11:59pm, Sun 12am-11:

    New boatsUsed boatsService deptParts
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Call before you drive out. Used inventory moves fast — a boat listed online Monday can be sold by Friday — so ask the salesperson to pull the hull ID (HIN) and confirm it's still on the lot, not just "in the system" from a trade-in that hasn't arrived yet.

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Good to know

Do boat dealers sell used boats, or only new?

Most full-service dealers carry both, taking used boats in on trade when a customer upgrades to a new model. Pontoons and bass boats in the $8,000-$20,000 range turn over fastest; used boats sit anywhere from a few days to a couple months depending on season, with spring (March-May) bringing the deepest selection.

Is it cheaper to buy a used boat from a dealer or a private seller?

Dealers typically price 10-20% above private-party for the same boat, but that premium usually includes a mechanical inspection, a short warranty (30-90 days is common), and financing through the dealership. A private seller has no markup but also no recourse if the outboard fails a week later.