Name: 2025 Tracker Savage 215 (Sold)
Brand: Tracker
SKU: 1766494542505
Price: 47995 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the TRACKER® Savage 215, a remarkable aluminum fishing boat that seamlessly blends a storied heritage of fishability with outstanding value and a passion for high performance. This next-generation rig packs all the features and capabilities of top-tier models without the hefty price tag. With the ability to harness up to 250 horsepower, the finely-tuned hull of the Savage 215 ensures you make the most of every ounce of power. Its innovative POWER CURVE™ hull provides an instant hole shot, while the robust .125”-thick aluminum construction offers precise handling at speeds exceeding 70 MPH, keeping you ahead of the competition. The expansive front deck, featuring optional DURATRACK marine flooring, is designed for serious anglers, complete with ample storage and a professional layout that keeps your gear organized and accessible. Inside the cockpit, enjoy state-of-the-art big-screen electronics, a TRACKER digital touchscreen display, and comfortable, handcrafted seating built to withstand the elements. With a durable all-welded design and backed by the TRACKER PROMISE—the best factory warranty in aluminum boats—the Savage 215 delivers a plethora of advantages that typically come at a much higher price.

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Sold Listing: Introducing the TRACKER® Savage 215, a remarkable aluminum fishing boat that seamlessly blends a storied heritage of fishability with outstanding value and a passion for high performance. This next-generation rig packs all the features and capabilities of top-tier models without the hefty price tag.…

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