2017 Scout Scout 320 LXF — Harrison Township, MI

A 2017 Scout 320 LXF at Harrison Township, Michigan, asking $210,000 through Temptation Yacht Sales — a Great Lakes boat among comparables lying in Florida and on the Gulf. Scout of Summerville, South Carolina builds at the dressed end of the center-console trade, and the 320 LXF — midpoint of the LXF line, in production 2013 to 2020 — states the brief in one hull: 32 ft 3 in on a 9 ft 10 in beam over the yard's NuV3 bottom, a hardtop with a real glass windshield, digital switching, bow seating laid over fish boxes. A fishing platform finished to family standard.

Two plain notes. We hold no sister 320 LXF, so the ask has no same-model yardstick here. And $210,000 stands above every center console we compare it to, including two boats six years newer — the premium rests on the badge, the kit and what a survey confirms, not on scarcity at this length.

It prices at the head of our power ladder, and the cross-checks sit close at hand.

The sharpest is the 2023 Regulator 26 XO, asking $189,900 — $20,100 less for a boat six years newer and six feet shorter:

If the length must hold, Wellcraft's 302 Fisherman at Key Largo is also a 2023 boat, gives up two feet, and asks $40,010 less:

And where the opposite instinct leads, a 2004 Hydra-Sports 3300 Vector CC at Pompano Beach puts a 33-foot hull under you for $94,900 — thirteen years older, less than half the money:

But if the point is the finished article — size, year and kit already in one boat — this is the one to survey first: