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Pacific Craft 650 T: around ?50,000 with an engine
Depending on the engine and equipment, the Pacific Craft 650 T ranges in price from ?47,000 to ?50,000, with engine power generally ranging from 80 to 115 ch in this price range.
Its design remains that of a boat primarily geared toward coastal fishing, with an enclosed cabin and an unobstructed cockpit. However, electronics, deck equipment, and customization can significantly increase the final cost.
Ocqueteau Ostrea 600: a close competitor
The Ostrea 600 falls within a similar price range, generally between ?48,000 and ?56,000, depending on the engine and features. Its power output can reach 150 ch.
With 115 ch, its price remains close to that of the Pacific Craft 650 T. As expected, the higher-powered models are priced significantly higher.
Quicksilver 625 Pilothouse: a lower price
The Quicksilver 625 Pilothouse can be equipped with up to 150 ch. Its price can start at around 45,000 ? with a 115 ch engine, but varies significantly depending on the trim level.
With a comparable configuration, it is therefore priced a few thousand euros less than the Pacific Craft 650 T.
Quicksilver 705 and Parker 660: More Power
The Quicksilver 705 Pilothouse is rated for up to 225 ch. With a 200 ch engine and extensive features, the price comes to nearly 58,000 ?, which is about 8,000 ? more than a Pacific Craft 650 T.
The Parker 660 Pilothouse, for its part, is priced at around 53,000 ? with 150 ch. It thus combines greater power with a price difference that remains modest.
Antares 7 Fishing: a significantly higher price point
As for the Antares 7 Fishing, its base price can exceed ?52,000, not including the engine. Once equipped with a 200 ch engine and fishing-specific equipment, the cost increases significantly.
So it isn't exactly in the same price range as the Pacific Craft 650 T.
Price differences that should be put into perspective
Priced at around ?50,000, the Pacific Craft 650 T competes primarily with the Ostrea 600 and the Quicksilver 625 Pilothouse. The Quicksilver 705, Parker 660, and Antares 7 Fishing generally require a larger budget but also offer more powerful engines.
In conclusion, a simple and consistent steering system
The Pacific Craft 650 T doesn't aim to be overly sophisticated. It's a simple stern-steered boat, designed primarily for day trips for fishing and cruising, with a cabin for shelter and a cockpit suited for everyday use. Its design remains classic and easy to handle. While it doesn?t stand out for its sophistication, it does the job as expected and retains a major advantage over its competitors: a competitive price.
