2007 Cobalt 323

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is how Cobalt turned 32 feet into a true weekender. The cockpit layout invites you to stretch out, with a wraparound lounge that converts from social space to sun pad in a few quick moves. At the helm, deep, supportive seating and thoughtfully placed throttles make longer runs easy on the shoulders and back. Below, the cabin is surprisingly refined for a performance-oriented bowrider—rich finishes, clever storage, and a cozy berth that lets you stay out when others are heading home. High freeboard and solid hardware throughout give a reassuring, “all-business” feel when the chop kicks up.

Waters here can serve up everything from calm afternoons to short, confused chop, and the 323’s deep running surface and substantial weight handle that mix with confidence. It’s sized perfectly for hopping between nearby harbors and anchorages while still being easy to dock in tighter marinas. The generous cockpit seating suits raft-ups and sunset cruises with a crowd, while the comfortable cabin and enclosed head make spontaneous overnights practical, not just possible. With twin big-block power, you’ve got the punch to outrun weather windows and make longer day trips, yet the boat remains manageable for an owner-operator upgrading from a smaller runabout.