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MakeCrownline
ModelE280 XS
Length8.18m
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The Crownline E280 XS is a premium outboard crossover designed to be easy to tow, effortless to drive and instantly rewarding on the water. Its deluxe aluminium wakeboard tower underlines the boat’s sporty character, while the deep, secure cockpit and refined fit-out cater equally well to family cruising, watersports and relaxed days at anchor.
The forward area features a flush-fit bow walk-through door that helps extend the boating season by shielding the cockpit from cooler breezes. This leads to a roomy, hot-tub-style bow seating zone, providing generous lounging space and large under-seat storage compartments that keep gear neatly organised and the deck clutter-free. With its thoughtful layout, ample storage and contemporary styling, the E280 XS presents a versatile platform for Australian and New Zealand boaters who want a capable day boat with genuine comfort and strong outboard performance potential.
- Design: Sporty outboard crossover with deluxe aluminium wakeboard tower
- Bow layout: Hot-tub-style bow seating with substantial under-seat storage
- Season extension: Flush-fit bow walk-through door to block cool breezes into the cockpit
- Use case: Ideal for family cruising, watersports and all-round day boating
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MakeCrownline
ModelE280 XS
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Length overall8.18m
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