Bayliner 285 Review
My first impression was this new blue and white-hulled 285 Bayliner looked sensational. Not only had Bayliner done away with the bland white hulls of the 285's forerunners, gone too was the Ciera model nametag.
Bayliner 265 Slim Line Review
The Bayliner 265, new for 2005, fits right in the middle of this market. It's aimed squarely at the couple or a family who want to regularly get away for a day, the weekend or longer.
Bayliner 265 Review
As a family weekender you'd be hard pressed to find many boats that offer the same amount of interior space and features for similar money.
Bayliner 245 Ciera Review
Bayliner have stuck to their laurels by delivering a performance craft, a bit lighter on features, which enables it to offer her at a budget conscious price under the $60,000 mark.
Bayliner 225 Runabout Review
Bayliner upgraded the Capri hulls this model is designed around to improve performance and handling. The results speak for themselves. The 225 rockets onto the plane with no bow-up attitude, so the driver's line of sight isn't obscured at anytime, which is extremely important, especially when skiing or wakeboarding
Bayliner 219 Deck Boat Review
The Bayliner 219 Deck Boat is an extremely roomy bowrider that can handle just about any on-water activity your crew is likely to throw at her. Her open-plan layout allows freedom of movement around her interior and lets you take up to 11 family and friends out for a day.