2007 Eliminator 25 Daytona

Slide into the cockpit and you’ll notice how the deep, secure bolsters and race-style seating keep you locked in when the water gets rowdy. The 25 Daytona’s tunnel hull gives you that signature air-cushioned feel, skipping across chop instead of pounding through it. Up front, the open bow layout is surprisingly social for an honest 100-mph hot rod, with enough legroom for friends to stretch out and enjoy the ride. Storage is tucked thoughtfully under seats and in side panels, so coolers and gear stay out of the way. The helm is clean and driver-focused, with easy sightlines over the deck so you can place the boat precisely at speed.

This 25 Daytona shines where the water offers long, open stretches mixed with afternoon chop. The stepped tunnel hull tracks arrow-straight when you’re running fast, yet stays predictable when you back off to cruise with the family. Its size is ideal for busy weekend waterways—small enough to maneuver and anchor in tight, popular coves, but substantial enough to feel planted when wakes stack up. The open bow and generous cockpit let your crew spread out instead of crowding around the helm. When the breeze kicks up and the surface gets lumpy, the hull’s efficiency and balance help maintain speed comfortably, turning marginal conditions into an excuse for one more pass.