Average Price of a Cigarette Racing Boat

Cigarette Racing boats command premium pricing, reflecting their legendary build quality, performance pedigree, and bespoke options. Here's what buyers can expect:

• Pre-owned Cigarette center consoles (e.g. 39 GTS, 42 Huntress) typically list from $500,000 to $950,000, depending on model year and engine hours
• New 515s and 42 Auroris with Mercury Racing outboards commonly range from $1.2M to $2.4M with premium trim, Seakeeper, and electronics packages
• Flagship models like the 59 Tirranna can exceed $3.5M, especially with six-engine builds, fully optioned upholstery, and entertainment tech

Due to Cigarette's limited production and cult following, resale values tend to hold strong — especially for recent or custom builds.

The Cigarette Lineup: American Muscle, Open Water Mastery

The Cigarette fleet represents the pinnacle of American performance boat manufacturing, with each model designed for specific high-speed applications:

• Cigarette 515: The spiritual successor to the 50 Marauder, this is Cigarette's top-performance closed-deck speedster — capable of 130+ MPH with Mercury Racing sterndrives. A purebred race machine, refined for modern luxury
• Cigarette 42 Auroris: A masterclass in center console evolution, the Auroris combines luxury deck space with quad or quint outboards, full digital helm, and a head-turning, aerodynamic profile
• Cigarette 41 Nighthawk: Perfect for day boating or poker runs with friends. Bold T-top, spacious lounging, and a performance hull make this the ultimate social performance platform
• Cigarette 59 Tirranna: The largest in the fleet — a 59' beast of luxury and power. Available with up to six Mercury Racing 500Rs, it's a floating VIP lounge with sunpads, wet bars, teak decks, and a full cabin for overnight getaways