I heva a friend that has a 2003 Mercury 25 hp 2 stroke. It is in the shop getting the 10 hour service done. He is thinking of upgrading to a bigger motor.
The dealer offered $1800 trade in (which I think is low). If he were to sell it out right, what would bne a good price?
2003 Mercury 25 hp 2 stroke
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Outboard Motors
2003 MERCURY
25E
August 10, 2004 Close this window
Low Retail Average Retail
$1,645 $1,960
Boat Specifications
Model: 25E
Motor Type: Gasoline
Volts (Electric Motors): N/A
Thrust (Electric Motors): N/A
Horsepower: 25
Cylinders: 2
Start Type: Electric
Dry Weight: 114
Power Tilt and Trim: No
Value Explanations
Low Retail Value — A low retail valued outboard engine will show wear and/or defects. It may have been stored outside in the elements, been neglected and require cosmetic and/or mechanical work. This classification of engine is not in running order or is in rough running condition. Low retail engines usually are not found on a dealer's lot.
Average Retail Value — An average retail valued outboard engine should be in good condition with no visible damage or defects. This category of engine should be in sound running order. The buyer might need to invest in either minor cosmetic or mechanical work.
Note: Outboard Motors in exceptional condition can be worth a significantly higher value than the Average Retail Price shown.
2003 MERCURY
25E
August 10, 2004 Close this window
Low Retail Average Retail
$1,645 $1,960
Boat Specifications
Model: 25E
Motor Type: Gasoline
Volts (Electric Motors): N/A
Thrust (Electric Motors): N/A
Horsepower: 25
Cylinders: 2
Start Type: Electric
Dry Weight: 114
Power Tilt and Trim: No
Value Explanations
Low Retail Value — A low retail valued outboard engine will show wear and/or defects. It may have been stored outside in the elements, been neglected and require cosmetic and/or mechanical work. This classification of engine is not in running order or is in rough running condition. Low retail engines usually are not found on a dealer's lot.
Average Retail Value — An average retail valued outboard engine should be in good condition with no visible damage or defects. This category of engine should be in sound running order. The buyer might need to invest in either minor cosmetic or mechanical work.
Note: Outboard Motors in exceptional condition can be worth a significantly higher value than the Average Retail Price shown.
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