Bayliner 192 Discovery Cuddy Cabin 2007 registration with Twin axle trailer

  
Bayliner 192 Discovery with Twin axle trailer - 2007 model and registration. Recent Service and engine tune. Canopy and covers also available as per pictures. Brilliant example, move to new location forces reluctant sale/. Model is 3.5l Mercruiser. Very optimal - 30 knots top speed, tow rope for ski/toys. A versatile, entry-level cuddy cabin boat that offers good value for families interested in a range of activities, including day cruising, water sports, and occasional overnight stays. Reviewers praise its practical design and features but note some compromises in build finish and performance with the smaller engine option.

The cockpit seats six adults and features a passenger seat that converts into a sun lounge, and removable aft jump seats to maximize space for fishing or other activities. The cuddy cabin offers a good amount of space for a 19-foot boat, with V-berths that can sleep two people, a portable toilet, and interior lighting, making it suitable for occasional overnight camping trips. It features a walk-through windshield and molded steps for safe, easy bow access, which keeps the cabin clean. The fiberglass self-draining cockpit liner makes hosing down the boat simple at the end of the day.

Ample storage is available, including under-floor hatches that can be used as fish boxes or ice chests, and side pockets in the coamings. Available with engine options like the 135hp 3.0L Mercruiser or the more powerful 220hp 4.3L V6 Mercruiser. With the larger 4.3L engine, the boat can reach a top speed of over 40 knots (around 42-43 mph), and gets on plane quickly, making it suitable for towing water toys. The hull handles smoothly and predictably in turns. It can feel a bit bumpy over sharp chop due to the stiff hull but generally offers a seaworthy ride for coastal cruising and big lakes. Noted a good low-speed cruising economy of around 5.6 miles per gallon at 21.9 mph. Potential Drawbacks & Owner Feedback. As a value-category boat, some reviewers note that the finish and materials, while functional, might not be as high quality as more premium brands, and some "little things" may become problematic over time.

With the standard 135hp engine, some testers experienced excessive engine noise, requiring raised voices for conversation at cruising speed. Some test boats experienced prop torque, which could be mitigated with optional trim tabs.

Minor issues, such as a loose split screen on a test model or a low bimini, were noted by some reviewers. Like any boat, regular maintenance is key to a solid boat, and engine issues, if they arise, are often related to fuel systems or carburetors. These reviews discuss the Bayliner 192 Discovery's design, performance, and value proposition compared to other brands.