2007 Rinker 320 Express Cruiser

Step aboard and you’ll notice how open and social this 32-footer feels. The double-wide helm seat keeps skipper and co-pilot side by side, with great sightlines for no-stress docking. The mid-cabin converts from a cozy lounge to an extra berth, giving you real weekend capability without jumping to a bigger, harder-to-handle boat. In the galley, generous counter space and useable storage make it easy to actually cook, not just reheat snacks. Wide side decks and a well-placed grab rail mean getting to the bow sunpad feels secure underway. At the swim platform, integrated storage and a recessed ladder keep the area clean and uncluttered for swimmers and lines.

This 32-foot express is a sweet spot for river cruising and protected-water runs along long stretches of shoreline. The size gives you enough beam for a stable ride in passing wake, yet remains nimble for tight marinas and narrow channels. Efficient stern drives and moderate draft let you explore coves and sandbars that deeper boats avoid. The cockpit layout works perfectly for lazy no-wake afternoons, with plenty of seating facing the water instead of inward. Below, heat and air conditioning (when equipped) extend your season on cooler spring mornings and warm late-summer nights, making overnight raft-ups and weekend getaways comfortable without moving up to a larger, costlier cruiser.