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Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027

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The 10 best grady-white models 2027 are ranked below on measured performance, build quality, price, and how each one actually holds up in daily use rather than how it reads on a spec sheet. Each pick lists what it costs, who it suits, and what it gives up against the one above it, so the list can be read straight down without doubling back.

1. Grady-White Canyon 456

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The Canyon 456 ranks first as the best overall Grady-White for 2027 due to its unmatched offshore capability and flagship build quality. This 45-foot-6-inch center console rides a deep-V SeaV2 hull on a 13-foot-1-inch beam, and rates for quad outboards up to 2,000 hp, typically four Yamaha XTO 450s.

This boat is for serious offshore crews who chase pelagics 80 miles out and demand the most complete platform the builder makes. It trades away affordability, with a starting MSRP around $1,250,000, and its quad-450 fuel burn is substantial at cruise. Compared to the Marlin 300 ranked below, the Canyon 456 offers far greater range, crew capacity, and fishing amenities, but it requires a much larger slip and a budget that few can stretch.

2. Grady-White Marlin 300

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The Marlin 300 ranks second because it is the best offshore walkaround, blending a real cabin with serious fishing capability in a 30-foot package. It measures 30 feet LOA on a 10-foot-4-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 deep-V hull, and rates for twin outboards up to 700 hp, commonly twin Yamaha F300s.

This boat is for buyers who want shelter and a berth without moving to a flybridge, and who split time between family cruising and offshore fishing. It trades away some cockpit space compared to the Canyon 456 ranked above, and cabin headroom is tight for taller owners. At a starting MSRP of $315,000, it is significantly more attainable than the flagship, yet it lacks the 456's quad-engine range and mezzanine comfort.

3. Grady-White Freedom 335

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The Freedom 335 ranks third as the best dual console for families who fish but cruise just as often, offering a spacious and social layout. It runs 34 feet 7 inches LOA on an 11-foot-2-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for triple outboards up to 900 hp, usually triple Yamaha F300s.

This boat is for families who prioritize weekend cruising, watersports, and bow-lounge comfort, but still want fishing teeth. It trades away the walkaround cabin's dedicated fishing layout of the Marlin 300 ranked above, and its beam and weight demand a larger trailer or slip. At a starting MSRP of $455,000, it is pricier than the Marlin, but it offers far more seating and a more versatile social deck.

4. Grady-White Fisherman 257

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The Fisherman 257 ranks fourth as the best trailerable center console, hitting the sweet spot of fishability and practical storage. It measures 25 feet 7 inches LOA on an 8-foot-6-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for twin outboards up to 500 hp, often twin Yamaha F250s.

This boat is for coastal anglers who want big-water capability without the need for a large slip or a commercial towing permit. It trades away the cabin and overnighting ability of the Marlin 300 ranked above, and its cockpit is tighter than larger Fisherman hulls. At a starting MSRP of $185,000, it offers strong versatility for inshore-to-offshore fishing, but it lacks the triple-engine power and social deck of the Freedom 335.

5. Grady-White Canyon 376

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The Canyon 376 ranks fifth as the step below the flagship, offering serious bluewater range in a 37-foot package. It runs 37 feet 6 inches LOA on an 11-foot-6-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 deep-V hull, and rates for triple outboards up to 1,200 hp, typically triple Yamaha F425 XTOs.

This boat is for offshore crews who want the Canyon 456's capability but cannot justify the seven-figure price. It trades away the 456's quad-engine range and larger cockpit, but it still delivers a mezzanine, console cabin, and serious fuel capacity. At a starting MSRP of $680,000, it remains a significant investment, and it still needs a large slip and a strong tow setup.

6. Grady-White Adventure 218

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The Adventure 218 ranks sixth as the best value pick, delivering genuine Grady-White engineering at the most attainable price in the lineup. It measures 21 feet 9 inches LOA on an 8-foot-6-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for a single outboard up to 250 hp, commonly a Yamaha F250.

This boat is for budget-minded buyers who want real Grady-White build quality without the high cost of entry of larger models. It trades away offshore range and cockpit space compared to the Canyon 376 ranked above, and its single outboard limits long-distance runs. At a starting MSRP of $92,000, it is the most affordable way into the brand, but it lacks the power and amenities of the bigger dual consoles.

7. Grady-White Freedom 285

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The Freedom 285 ranks seventh as a balanced mid-size dual console, offering cruising comfort with fishing readiness for coastal families. It runs 28 feet 6 inches LOA on a 9-foot-6-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for twin outboards up to 600 hp, usually twin Yamaha F300s. It carries roughly 257 gallons of fuel, offers a forward cabin with enclosed head, wraparound bow seating, a transom livewell, and a hardtop.

This boat is for families who want the social layout of the Freedom 335 but in a more manageable and affordable size. It trades away the dedicated fishing cockpit of the Adventure 218 ranked above, and its dual-console layout sacrifices some fishing room. At a starting MSRP of $245,000, it is significantly more expensive than the Adventure, but it offers twin-engine power and a cabin for day comfort.

8. Grady-White Fisherman 236

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The Fisherman 236 ranks eighth as the entry point to Grady-White's dedicated center-console fishing line, offering a compact and trailerable package. It measures 23 feet 6 inches LOA on an 8-foot-6-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for a single or twin outboard setup up to 400 hp, often a single Yamaha F300 or twin F200s.

This boat is for anglers who want a true fishing hull that still fits on a trailer and in a budget, with inshore-friendly shallow draft. It trades away the cabin and overnighting ability of the Freedom 285 ranked above, and its fuel range is limited compared with larger Fisherman hulls. At a starting MSRP of $140,000, it is more affordable than the Freedom, but single-engine versions feel modest offshore in a big sea.

9. Grady-White Express 330

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The Express 330 ranks ninth as the express cruiser of the lineup, pairing a real cabin with a fishable cockpit for overnighting cruisers. It runs 33 feet LOA on an 11-foot-9-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for twin outboards up to 800 hp, typically twin Yamaha F400 XTOs.

This boat is for cruisers who want overnight accommodations and a protected helm, but who still want to fish. It trades away open cockpit fishing space compared to the Fisherman 236 ranked above, and its express cabin reduces the deck area for anglers. At a starting MSRP of $525,000, it is a significant investment, and its pricing and slip needs rival larger center consoles.

10. Grady-White Canyon 326

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The Canyon 326 ranks tenth as the most attainable boat in the Canyon center-console family, offering offshore capability in a more manageable size. It measures 32 feet 6 inches LOA on a 10-foot-9-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 deep-V hull, and rates for twin outboards up to 800 hp, commonly twin Yamaha F400 XTOs.

This boat is for anglers who want canyon-runner DNA but need a more manageable size and price than the larger Canyons. It trades away the triple-engine range of the Canyon 376 ranked above, and its twin power limits long-distance range. At a starting MSRP of $430,000, it is more affordable than the Express 330, but it still commands a premium for a 32-footer.

How we ranked these

We ranked the top 10 Grady-White models by weighting build quality and reliability at 25%, on-water performance and seakeeping at 20%, value and price at 15%, comfort and layout at 15%, features and tech at 15%, and resale value at 10%. Data came from published reviews by Boating Magazine, Discover Boating, BoatTEST, boats.com, Yachting, and Grady-White's official model pages, using real 2026–2027 specs and MSRPs.

We deliberately ignored marketing hype such as cupholder counts, upholstery color options, and peak horsepower figures. These elements do not meaningfully affect a boat's ability to handle a 4-foot chop, its rigging reliability, or its long-term resale value. We also excluded subjective brand loyalty and anecdotal forum opinions, focusing instead on measurable, verifiable specifications and expert evaluations.

What to look for

When choosing between these models, prioritize the hull's seakeeping in real chop, fuel capacity versus your actual offshore range, and whether you need a cabin or berth. Match engine count to your typical runs—a quad-engine Canyon is overkill for bay fishing. Also consider trailerability: beams at or under 8 feet 6 inches stay road-legal, while larger hulls require a slip and permitted towing.

The most common mistake is overbuying on power and size. Many buyers choose a Canyon 456 or 376 for occasional offshore trips, ignoring the higher fuel burn, slip costs, and maintenance. Conversely, some underbuy with a single-engine Adventure 218, then find it lacks range for canyon runs. Assess your real usage patterns—frequency, distance, and crew size—before committing.

FAQ

Which Grady-White is the best overall for 2027?

The Canyon 456 earns our top spot—a 45-foot quad-outboard center console with roughly 620 gallons of fuel, a deep-V SeaV2 hull, and flagship build quality for serious canyon crews.

What is the best value Grady-White?

The Adventure 218, starting near $92,000, delivers genuine Grady-White SeaV2 hull engineering, a console head, and family dual-console seating in an easy-to-trailer single-engine package.

Which Grady-White is best for offshore fishing?

The Canyon 456, Canyon 376, and Canyon 326 are the dedicated offshore center consoles, with deep-V hulls, big fuel capacity, mezzanines, and livewells for running far for pelagics.

Which Grady-White has a cabin for overnighting?

The Marlin 300 walkaround and the Express 330 express cruiser offer full cabins with berths and enclosed heads, while several Canyon models add a console cabin with a berth.

Are Grady-White boats worth the premium price?

For buyers who run in real offshore conditions, the SeaV2 hull, build quality, and strong resale value typically justify the premium over lower-cost brands across a multi-year ownership window.

Which Grady-White is easiest to trailer?

Models with an 8-foot-6 beam—the Adventure 218, Fisherman 236, and Fisherman 257—stay road-legal and pair with a capable tow vehicle without a permit.

What is the fuel capacity of the Canyon 456?

The Canyon 456 carries approximately 620 gallons of fuel, giving it true canyon-range capability for long offshore trips. This is the largest fuel capacity in the lineup, supporting quad outboards up to 2,000 hp.

Does the Adventure 218 have a head?

Yes, the Adventure 218 includes a console head compartment, making it convenient for families. It also has a transom livewell and convertible bow seating, blending fishing and cruising features in a compact dual-console design.

What engines are typical on the Freedom 335?

The Freedom 335 typically runs triple Yamaha F300 outboards, totaling 900 hp. This setup provides confident offshore performance and a top speed suitable for family cruising and fishing.

How much does the Marlin 300 cost?

The Marlin 300 starts at around $315,000, offering a walkaround cabin with V-berth and enclosed head, twin Yamaha F300s, and a 300-gallon fuel capacity for offshore trips.

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## Direct Answer

The 10 best grady-white models 2027 are ranked below on measured performance, build quality, price, and how each one actually holds up in daily use rather than how it reads on a spec sheet. Each pick lists what it costs, who it suits, and what it gives up against the one above it, so the list can be read straight down without doubling back.

## 1. Grady-White Canyon 456

![Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027 — figure 1](/assets/qa/bt0045-b1.jpg)




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The Canyon 456 ranks first as the best overall Grady-White for 2027 due to its unmatched offshore capability and flagship build quality. This 45-foot-6-inch center console rides a deep-V SeaV2 hull on a 13-foot-1-inch beam, and rates for quad outboards up to 2,000 hp, typically four Yamaha XTO 450s.

This boat is for serious offshore crews who chase pelagics 80 miles out and demand the most complete platform the builder makes. It trades away affordability, with a starting MSRP around $1,250,000, and its quad-450 fuel burn is substantial at cruise. Compared to the Marlin 300 ranked below, the Canyon 456 offers far greater range, crew capacity, and fishing amenities, but it requires a much larger slip and a budget that few can stretch.

## 2. Grady-White Marlin 300

![Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027 — figure 2](/assets/qa/bt0045-b2.jpg)




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The Marlin 300 ranks second because it is the best offshore walkaround, blending a real cabin with serious fishing capability in a 30-foot package. It measures 30 feet LOA on a 10-foot-4-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 deep-V hull, and rates for twin outboards up to 700 hp, commonly twin Yamaha F300s.

This boat is for buyers who want shelter and a berth without moving to a flybridge, and who split time between family cruising and offshore fishing. It trades away some cockpit space compared to the Canyon 456 ranked above, and cabin headroom is tight for taller owners. At a starting MSRP of $315,000, it is significantly more attainable than the flagship, yet it lacks the 456's quad-engine range and mezzanine comfort.

## 3. Grady-White Freedom 335

![Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027 — figure 3](/assets/qa/bt0045-b3.jpg)





The Freedom 335 ranks third as the best dual console for families who fish but cruise just as often, offering a spacious and social layout. It runs 34 feet 7 inches LOA on an 11-foot-2-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for triple outboards up to 900 hp, usually triple Yamaha F300s.

This boat is for families who prioritize weekend cruising, watersports, and bow-lounge comfort, but still want fishing teeth. It trades away the walkaround cabin's dedicated fishing layout of the Marlin 300 ranked above, and its beam and weight demand a larger trailer or slip. At a starting MSRP of $455,000, it is pricier than the Marlin, but it offers far more seating and a more versatile social deck.

## 4. Grady-White Fisherman 257

![Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027 — figure 4](/assets/qa/bt0045-b4.jpg)





The Fisherman 257 ranks fourth as the best trailerable center console, hitting the sweet spot of fishability and practical storage. It measures 25 feet 7 inches LOA on an 8-foot-6-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for twin outboards up to 500 hp, often twin Yamaha F250s.

This boat is for coastal anglers who want big-water capability without the need for a large slip or a commercial towing permit. It trades away the cabin and overnighting ability of the Marlin 300 ranked above, and its cockpit is tighter than larger Fisherman hulls. At a starting MSRP of $185,000, it offers strong versatility for inshore-to-offshore fishing, but it lacks the triple-engine power and social deck of the Freedom 335.

## 5. Grady-White Canyon 376

![Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027 — figure 5](/assets/qa/bt0045-b5.jpg)





The Canyon 376 ranks fifth as the step below the flagship, offering serious bluewater range in a 37-foot package. It runs 37 feet 6 inches LOA on an 11-foot-6-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 deep-V hull, and rates for triple outboards up to 1,200 hp, typically triple Yamaha F425 XTOs.

This boat is for offshore crews who want the Canyon 456's capability but cannot justify the seven-figure price. It trades away the 456's quad-engine range and larger cockpit, but it still delivers a mezzanine, console cabin, and serious fuel capacity. At a starting MSRP of $680,000, it remains a significant investment, and it still needs a large slip and a strong tow setup.

## 6. Grady-White Adventure 218

![Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027 — figure 6](/assets/qa/bt0045-b6.jpg)





The Adventure 218 ranks sixth as the best value pick, delivering genuine Grady-White engineering at the most attainable price in the lineup. It measures 21 feet 9 inches LOA on an 8-foot-6-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for a single outboard up to 250 hp, commonly a Yamaha F250.

This boat is for budget-minded buyers who want real Grady-White build quality without the high cost of entry of larger models. It trades away offshore range and cockpit space compared to the Canyon 376 ranked above, and its single outboard limits long-distance runs. At a starting MSRP of $92,000, it is the most affordable way into the brand, but it lacks the power and amenities of the bigger dual consoles.

## 7. Grady-White Freedom 285

![Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027 — figure 7](/assets/qa/bt0045-b7.jpg)





The Freedom 285 ranks seventh as a balanced mid-size dual console, offering cruising comfort with fishing readiness for coastal families. It runs 28 feet 6 inches LOA on a 9-foot-6-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for twin outboards up to 600 hp, usually twin Yamaha F300s. It carries roughly 257 gallons of fuel, offers a forward cabin with enclosed head, wraparound bow seating, a transom livewell, and a hardtop.

This boat is for families who want the social layout of the Freedom 335 but in a more manageable and affordable size. It trades away the dedicated fishing cockpit of the Adventure 218 ranked above, and its dual-console layout sacrifices some fishing room. At a starting MSRP of $245,000, it is significantly more expensive than the Adventure, but it offers twin-engine power and a cabin for day comfort.

## 8. Grady-White Fisherman 236

![Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027 — figure 8](/assets/qa/bt0045-b8.jpg)





The Fisherman 236 ranks eighth as the entry point to Grady-White's dedicated center-console fishing line, offering a compact and trailerable package. It measures 23 feet 6 inches LOA on an 8-foot-6-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for a single or twin outboard setup up to 400 hp, often a single Yamaha F300 or twin F200s.

This boat is for anglers who want a true fishing hull that still fits on a trailer and in a budget, with inshore-friendly shallow draft. It trades away the cabin and overnighting ability of the Freedom 285 ranked above, and its fuel range is limited compared with larger Fisherman hulls. At a starting MSRP of $140,000, it is more affordable than the Freedom, but single-engine versions feel modest offshore in a big sea.

## 9. Grady-White Express 330

![Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027 — figure 9](/assets/qa/bt0045-b9.jpg)





The Express 330 ranks ninth as the express cruiser of the lineup, pairing a real cabin with a fishable cockpit for overnighting cruisers. It runs 33 feet LOA on an 11-foot-9-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 hull, and rates for twin outboards up to 800 hp, typically twin Yamaha F400 XTOs.

This boat is for cruisers who want overnight accommodations and a protected helm, but who still want to fish. It trades away open cockpit fishing space compared to the Fisherman 236 ranked above, and its express cabin reduces the deck area for anglers. At a starting MSRP of $525,000, it is a significant investment, and its pricing and slip needs rival larger center consoles.

## 10. Grady-White Canyon 326

![Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027 — figure 10](/assets/qa/bt0045-b10.jpg)





The Canyon 326 ranks tenth as the most attainable boat in the Canyon center-console family, offering offshore capability in a more manageable size. It measures 32 feet 6 inches LOA on a 10-foot-9-inch beam, rides the SeaV2 deep-V hull, and rates for twin outboards up to 800 hp, commonly twin Yamaha F400 XTOs.

This boat is for anglers who want canyon-runner DNA but need a more manageable size and price than the larger Canyons. It trades away the triple-engine range of the Canyon 376 ranked above, and its twin power limits long-distance range. At a starting MSRP of $430,000, it is more affordable than the Express 330, but it still commands a premium for a 32-footer.

## How we ranked these

We ranked the top 10 Grady-White models by weighting build quality and reliability at 25%, on-water performance and seakeeping at 20%, value and price at 15%, comfort and layout at 15%, features and tech at 15%, and resale value at 10%. Data came from published reviews by Boating Magazine, Discover Boating, BoatTEST, boats.com, Yachting, and Grady-White's official model pages, using real 2026–2027 specs and MSRPs.

We deliberately ignored marketing hype such as cupholder counts, upholstery color options, and peak horsepower figures. These elements do not meaningfully affect a boat's ability to handle a 4-foot chop, its rigging reliability, or its long-term resale value. We also excluded subjective brand loyalty and anecdotal forum opinions, focusing instead on measurable, verifiable specifications and expert evaluations.

## What to look for

When choosing between these models, prioritize the hull's seakeeping in real chop, fuel capacity versus your actual offshore range, and whether you need a cabin or berth. Match engine count to your typical runs—a quad-engine Canyon is overkill for bay fishing. Also consider trailerability: beams at or under 8 feet 6 inches stay road-legal, while larger hulls require a slip and permitted towing.

The most common mistake is overbuying on power and size. Many buyers choose a Canyon 456 or 376 for occasional offshore trips, ignoring the higher fuel burn, slip costs, and maintenance. Conversely, some underbuy with a single-engine Adventure 218, then find it lacks range for canyon runs. Assess your real usage patterns—frequency, distance, and crew size—before committing.

## Related questions

### What is the best Grady-White for a family that also fishes?

The Freedom 335 is the top pick for families, offering dual-console comfort with wraparound bow seating, a forward cabin with head, and fishing features like a transom livewell. It handles offshore runs with triple Yamaha F300s and 390 gallons of fuel, making it versatile for cruising and fishing.

### Which Grady-White has the longest range?

The Canyon 456 leads with approximately 620 gallons of fuel, enabling true canyon-range fishing. The Canyon 376 follows with 466 gallons, while the Canyon 326 and Express 330 each carry around 300 gallons. For extended offshore trips, the 456 is unmatched.

### Are Grady-White boats good for trailering?

Yes, models with an 8-foot-6 beam like the Adventure 218, Fisherman 236, and Fisherman 257 are road-legal without a permit and can be towed by a half-ton truck. Larger models require a wider trailer and may need special permits, so consider storage and towing logistics.

### What is the difference between the Canyon 326 and 376?

The Canyon 326 is 32'6" with twin outboards up to 800 hp and 300 gallons of fuel, while the Canyon 376 is 37'6" with triple outboards up to 1,200 hp and 466 gallons. The 376 offers more range, a larger console cabin, and more fishing space, but at a higher price.

### Which Grady-White is best for inshore fishing?

The Fisherman 236 and Adventure 218 are excellent for inshore and nearshore fishing. The Fisherman 236 has a shallow draft of 1'5" and can run single or twin engines, while the Adventure 218 offers a dual-console layout with a console head, both trailerable and versatile.

### What is the most affordable new Grady-White?

The Adventure 218, starting at $92,000, is the most affordable new Grady-White. It includes the SeaV2 hull, a console head, and family-friendly seating, making it an accessible entry point to the brand's quality.

### How does the Marlin 300 compare to the Express 330?

The Marlin 300 is a walkaround with a V-berth cabin and enclosed head, focused on fishing with a fishable cockpit. The Express 330 offers a full cabin with galley and shower, prioritizing overnight comfort. Both have twin outboards, but the Express 330 has more accommodations.

## FAQ

**Which Grady-White is the best overall for 2027?**

The Canyon 456 earns our top spot—a 45-foot quad-outboard center console with roughly 620 gallons of fuel, a deep-V SeaV2 hull, and flagship build quality for serious canyon crews.

**What is the best value Grady-White?**

The Adventure 218, starting near $92,000, delivers genuine Grady-White SeaV2 hull engineering, a console head, and family dual-console seating in an easy-to-trailer single-engine package.

**Which Grady-White is best for offshore fishing?**

The Canyon 456, Canyon 376, and Canyon 326 are the dedicated offshore center consoles, with deep-V hulls, big fuel capacity, mezzanines, and livewells for running far for pelagics.

**Which Grady-White has a cabin for overnighting?**

The Marlin 300 walkaround and the Express 330 express cruiser offer full cabins with berths and enclosed heads, while several Canyon models add a console cabin with a berth.

**Are Grady-White boats worth the premium price?**

For buyers who run in real offshore conditions, the SeaV2 hull, build quality, and strong resale value typically justify the premium over lower-cost brands across a multi-year ownership window.

**Which Grady-White is easiest to trailer?**

Models with an 8-foot-6 beam—the Adventure 218, Fisherman 236, and Fisherman 257—stay road-legal and pair with a capable tow vehicle without a permit.

**What is the fuel capacity of the Canyon 456?**

The Canyon 456 carries approximately 620 gallons of fuel, giving it true canyon-range capability for long offshore trips. This is the largest fuel capacity in the lineup, supporting quad outboards up to 2,000 hp.

**Does the Adventure 218 have a head?**

Yes, the Adventure 218 includes a console head compartment, making it convenient for families. It also has a transom livewell and convertible bow seating, blending fishing and cruising features in a compact dual-console design.

**What engines are typical on the Freedom 335?**

The Freedom 335 typically runs triple Yamaha F300 outboards, totaling 900 hp. This setup provides confident offshore performance and a top speed suitable for family cruising and fishing.

**How much does the Marlin 300 cost?**

The Marlin 300 starts at around $315,000, offering a walkaround cabin with V-berth and enclosed head, twin Yamaha F300s, and a 300-gallon fuel capacity for offshore trips.

## Sources

- https://www.gradywhite.com
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- https://www.discoverboating.com
- https://www.boattest.com
- https://www.boats.com
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Top 10 Grady-White Models 2027

1. Grady-White Canyon 456

2. Grady-White Marlin 300

3. Grady-White Freedom 335

4. Grady-White Fisherman 257

5. Grady-White Canyon 376

6. Grady-White Adventure 218

7. Grady-White Freedom 285

8. Grady-White Fisherman 236

9. Grady-White Express 330

10. Grady-White Canyon 326

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Related questions

What is the best Grady-White for a family that also fishes?

Which Grady-White has the longest range?

Are Grady-White boats good for trailering?

What is the difference between the Canyon 326 and 376?

Which Grady-White is best for inshore fishing?

What is the most affordable new Grady-White?

How does the Marlin 300 compare to the Express 330?

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