The 2012 Monterey 328SS Super Sport is a fiberglass bowrider with an overnight cabin, designed for day boating, entertaining, and light cruising. It features a large open bow, spacious cockpit seating, a small cabin with V-berth and head, and performance-oriented power.

Key Dimensions & Capacities

• Length Overall (LOA): 32' 2" (9.8 m / approx. 9.7 m)
• Beam: 9' 8" (2.9 m)
• Draft (max): 3' 3" (approx. 1.0 m; some listings note 3.25 ft or min draft around 2.25 ft)
• Dry Weight (approx.): 9,700 lbs (4,400 kg)
• Fuel Capacity: 142 gallons (538 liters)
• Fresh Water Capacity: Approx. 25 gallons (94–95 liters)
• Bridge Clearance: 8' 2" (with arch)
• Max Cabin Headroom: 8' 10" (in the enclosed cabin area)
• Transom Deadrise: 22 degrees

Power & Performance

• Standard/Available Power: Twin sterndrives (Volvo Penta or Mercruiser), typically twin 5.7L engines.
  • Common configurations: Twin Volvo Penta 5.7 Gi (300 hp each, total 600 hp) or similar Mercruiser options.
  • Max horsepower rating: Up to 860 hp total (twin engines).
• Performance (as tested in similar configs): Top speeds in the 50+ mph range (e.g., 54 mph WOT reported in one test with twin 320 hp engines); quick planning and acceleration.

Actual performance varies with engine choice, propellers, load, and conditions. Many 2012 examples on the market have twin 300 hp Volvo Penta or Mercruiser setups.

Features & Layout

• Hull Type: Deep-V fiberglass bowrider with sport cruiser elements.
• Seating/Interior: Ample bow and cockpit seating for a large group, swim platform, and a compact cabin with V-berth for overnighting, enclosed head (often Vacu-Flush), and basic galley amenities in some configs.
• Notable Options: Stereo upgrades, cockpit fridge, flat-screen TV, windlass, trim tabs, docking lights, canvas covers, and premium upholstery. Some had Raymarine electronics.
• Capacity: Designed for day boating with family/friends; exact passenger rating follows standard Coast Guard formulas based on weight.

This model was Monterey's flagship bowrider at the time, blending performance, luxury touches (automotive-style helm/console), and versatility.

For the most precise details on a specific hull (including exact engine options, weight variations, or options packages), check the owner's manual, original build sheet, or a marine surveyor. Monterey's site archives legacy info, and J.D. Power or boat listing sites like YachtWorld/Boats.com often have additional data.

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