Name: Targa 27.2
Brand: Targa

A Motorboating Legend, Reimagined Under 30 Feet

The Targa 27.2 carries forward the brand’s legendary reputation in a format that breaks the 30-foot barrier without breaking the experience. Built for owners who want a compact boat that still delivers comfort, speed, quality, and rugged all-weather capability, the 27.2 proves that size does not limit purpose.

Inside, the fit and finish reflect decades of Targa craftsmanship, bringing a level of refinement rarely found in boats of this size. The pilothouse creates a quiet, protected environment that allows for comfortable cruising in changing conditions, whether you’re covering miles or enjoying time at anchor. Every element is thoughtfully designed for real-world use.

Though compact by length, the Targa 27.2 is big in capability. Its proven hull design, confident handling, and efficient performance make it equally well suited for day boating, weekend cruising, family adventures, or fishing-focused use. Flexible configurations allow owners to personalize the boat to match how they plan to spend time on the water.

With its legendary seaworthiness, exceptional build quality, and unmistakable Targa character, the Targa 27.2 stands as a motorboating legend for the future.

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Aft three-quarter view of a Targa 27.2 Coupe at sunset, highlighting the enclosed pilothouse, extended roof overhang, secure aft deck with railings, and twin Mercury outboards.

How Much Does a New Targa 27.2 Cost?

If you’re researching the price of a new Targa 27.2, most builds fall between $420,000 and $570,000 USD, depending on specification. The average, well-equipped Targa 27.2 typically prices around $510,000 USD.

Final pricing is influenced by factors such as engine configuration, onboard systems, electronics packages, and optional equipment selected during the build process. While the Targa 27.2 is a sub-30-foot vessel, it delivers a level of quality, performance, and all-weather capability that places it firmly in a premium category.

Our prices do include a fully commissioned, fully fueled, well-equipped boat with a US Coat Guard Safety kit. The boat will be in the United States, but there may be an additional delivery charge depending on where the boat is being delivered to. Because each Targa 27.2 is thoughtfully personalized to suit how an owner plans to use the boat—whether for day boating, weekend cruising, or extended coastal travel—the most accurate pricing comes from building out a specific configuration and requesting a tailored quote.

Getting the Most Accurate Targa 27.2 Price

The best way to determine the true cost of a Targa 27.2 is to work directly with one of our Yacht Consultants. We help clients configure their boats around real-world use, ensuring the final specification aligns with both performance goals and budget.

Several factors influence Targa 27.2 pricing, including engine selection and propulsion options, cabin layout and interior configuration, navigation and electronics packages, as well as heating, power systems, and cruising upgrades.

Our role is to help you understand which options meaningfully enhance ownership—and which may not be necessary for how you plan to use the boat. The result is a clear, transparent build sheet and an itemized quote that reflects your priorities, not a generic package.

Everything You Need to Know About the Targa 27.2

We’ve been devoting countless hours developing in-depth resources for the boats we represent, and the Targa 27.2 has a dedicated page where clients can explore specifications and dimensions, layout and configuration options, performance data and fuel efficiency, along with photos, videos, and walkthroughs.

This page is designed to help you research and compare the Targa 27.2 in one place, without jumping between sources. If there’s something you don’t see—or if you’d like to explore how a specific configuration might work for you—just reach out. We’re always expanding these resources based on real client questions.

*Dimensions and specifications are estimates based on Design Water Line (DWL). Actual height, draft, weight, and performance may vary depending on load, configuration, and selected options.

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Targa 27.2 Coupe with outboard engines cruising in Casco Bay, Maine

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Targa 27.2 Coupe all-weather pilothouse boat cruising at speed in Casco Bay, Maine

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Stern view of a Targa 27.2 Coupe with twin outboard engines cruising in Casco Bay, Maine

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Aft quarter view of a Targa 27.2 Coupe at sunset, highlighting its enclosed pilothouse, extended roof overhang, wide aft deck, protective railings, and twin outboard power.

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Targa 27.2 Coupe running underway at sunset, highlighting its enclosed pilothouse, sharp entry bow, deep-V hull, and stable running attitude on open water.

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Aft deck view of a Targa 27.2 Coupe at the dock, highlighting the wide swim platform, twin Mercury outboards, secure railings, teak-style decking, and pilothouse sliding glass door.

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Aft cockpit view of a Targa 27.2 Coupe at the dock, showing the wide cockpit sole, teak-style decking, secure railings, integrated aft seating, and twin Mercury outboards.

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Open aft cockpit storage locker on a Targa 27.2 Coupe, showing a deep molded compartment beneath the cockpit rail with stainless rod holders mounted above.

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Open aft deck storage locker on a Targa 27.2 Coupe, showing a deep molded compartment beneath the aft rail with integrated stainless rod holders above.

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Starboard side deck of a Targa 27.2 Coupe at the dock, showing wide walkaround passage, non-skid deck surface, tall safety rail, and pilothouse side windows with integrated roof lighting.

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Close-up of the Targa 27.2 Coupe side deck at the dock, showing the wide walkaround passage, non-skid deck surface, tall safety rail, pilothouse side windows, and raised Targa 27.2 hull lettering.

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Close-up of the Targa 27.2 Coupe pilothouse front corner, showing opening windshield section, heavy-duty window framing, integrated roof lighting, and secure foredeck rail.

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Forward deck area of a Targa 27.2 Coupe at the dock, showing wraparound seating with teak-style surfaces, deep deck well, non-skid flooring, and high protective railings.

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Forward deck area of a Targa 27.2 Coupe with an open deck hatch, showing deep molded storage below, teak-style deck surfaces, non-skid flooring, and high surrounding rails.

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Open below-deck storage compartment on a Targa 27.2 Coupe, showing a deep molded space with aluminum tread plate flooring, freshwater hose, plumbing connections, and clean structural finishes.

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Forward deck of a Targa 27.2 Coupe with an open central storage hatch, showing symmetrical bench seating, teak-style deck inlays, non-skid surfaces, and integrated hardware at the bow.

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Open integrated deck storage compartment on a Targa 27.2 Coupe, showing a molded bin with smooth gelcoat finish beneath a flush-mounted deck hatch.

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Close-up view of an open forward storage compartment on a Targa 27.2 Coupe, showing aluminum tread plate flooring, integrated wiring, structural framing, and a neatly finished molded interior.

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Close-up of an open integrated deck storage compartment on a Targa 27.2 Coupe, showing a deep molded bin with smooth gelcoat finish beneath a flush deck hatch.

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Foredeck of a Targa 27.2 Coupe at the dock, showing the teak-style center walkway, tall twin handrails, flush-mounted anchor windlass, and secure deck hardware.

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2026 Targa 27.2 - Flybridge, Outboards

Deck & Cabin Layout

Layout Options:

Main Deck

Lower Deck

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Layout Alternatives for the Targa 27.2

Flybridge, Pilothouse & Roof Alternatives

• Flybridge - The flybridge is a signature feature of Targa boats • Aft Door - The Aft Door (AD) is a manual sliding door for easy access between the pilothouse and the aft deck • Coupé - Coupé, in practical terms no flybridge

Engine Alternatives

• Single Inboard Engine - A variety of inboard engine options are available to match the client's specific preferences and needs • Twin Outboard Engines (OB) - A variety of twin outboard engine options are available to match the client's specific preferences and needs

Measurements

Key Features and Specifications

Targa 27.2	Inboards
LOA	30ft 2.5in
Hull Length	27ft 5in
Beam	10ft 2.5in
Max Draft	3ft 7.5in
Beach Mode*	2ft 10.5in
Min Draft	1ft 8in
Dry Weight	9050lbs
Berths	2+1
Construction	Fiberglass
Fuel capacity	140 gallons
Engines	1x 340hp - 1x 440hp
Max Speed Range	35-40 knots
Cruising Speed Range	23-28 Knots
Water Tank	26 Gallons
Min Air Draft (Flybridge, Antennas Down)	13ft 5.5in
Max Air Draft (Flybridge, Antennas Up)	15ft 2.5in

Targa 27.2	Outboards
Max LOA (Engines Trimmed Up)	34ft 1.5in
Min LOA (Engines Trimmed Down)	32ft 5.5in
Hull Length	27ft 5in
Beam	10ft 2.5in
Max Draft [To Props]	3ft 2in
Min Draft	1ft 8in
Berths	2+1
Fuel capacity	160 Gallons
Construction	Fiberglass
Max speed range	43-45 knots
Engines	2 x 250hp - 2 x 300hp
Water Tank	26 Gallons
Min Air Draft (Coupe, Antennas Down)	11ft 1.5in
Max Air Draft (Coupe, Antennas Up)	12ft 10in

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Fuel Economy

Engine Type:

1 x Volvo Penta D6 340

1 x Volvo Penta D6 380

1 x Volvo Penta D6 400

1 x Volvo Penta D6 440

2 x V8 Mercury 250hp

2 x V8 Mercury 300hp

Knots	Gallons Per Hour	Nautical Miles per Gallon	Nautical Miles	RPM
4.2	0.48	8.83	1113	600
4.9	0.63	7.73	974	750
6.3	1.24	5.07	639	1000
7.4	1.95	3.79	477	1250
8.4	3.43	2.45	308	1500
9.3	4.76	1.96	246	1750
13.7	6.34	2.16	272	2000
17.8	7.66	2.32	293	2250
21.6	7.93	2.73	343	2500
25.2	10.57	2.38	300	2750
28.5	12.15	2.35	296	3000
31.5	14.53	2.17	273	3250
34.9	18.76	1.86	234	3530

Knots	Gallons Per Hour	Nautical Miles per Gallon	Nautical Miles	RPM
4.1	0.45	9.13	1150	600
5.0	0.71	7.01	883	750
6.2	1.35	4.60	580	1000
7.3	2.19	3.33	419	1250
8.3	3.70	2.24	283	1500
9.5	5.02	1.89	238	1750
14.1	6.60	2.13	269	2000
18.5	7.66	2.41	304	2250
22.7	9.25	2.46	309	2500
26.3	10.57	2.49	314	2750
29.7	12.94	2.29	289	3000
32.7	16.91	1.93	244	3250
36.4	21.66	1.68	212	3500
36.9	21.66	1.70	215	3570

Knots	Gallons Per Hour	Nautical Miles per Gallon	Nautical Miles	RPM
4.0	0.53	7.57	954	600
4.8	0.71	6.73	848	750
6.2	1.35	4.61	581	1000
7.2	2.22	3.24	409	1250
8.2	3.62	2.27	285	1500
9.6	5.23	1.84	231	1750
13.9	6.79	2.05	258	2000
18.4	7.93	2.32	293	2250
22.1	9.06	2.44	307	2500
26.3	10.78	2.44	307	2750
29.0	13.24	2.19	276	3000
32.2	16.22	1.99	250	3250
36.4	20.53	1.77	223	3570

Knots	Gallons Per Hour	Nautical Miles per Gallon	Nautical Miles	RPM
4.1	0.18	22.17	2794	600
4.9	0.63	7.73	974	750
6.2	1.29	4.79	604	1000
7.3	1.95	3.73	471	1250
8.4	3.43	2.45	308	1500
10.2	5.02	2.03	256	1750
13.7	6.87	1.99	251	2000
18.0	7.66	2.35	296	2250
22.4	9.25	2.42	305	2500
26.2	10.04	2.61	329	2750
29.3	12.42	2.36	297	3000
33.1	15.59	2.12	268	3250
36.1	18.49	1.95	246	3500
40	23.25	1.72	217	3780

Knots	Gallons Per Hour	Nautical Miles per Gallon	Nautical Miles	RPM
2.9	1.51	1.93	277	600
4.8	2.64	1.82	262	1000
6.6	4.23	1.56	225	1500
8.2	6.58	1.25	180	2000
9.5	9.03	1.05	151	2500
9.9	10.25	0.97	139	2750
11.4	11.89	0.96	138	3000
12.6	13.02	0.97	139	3250
19.2	14.64	1.31	189	3500
23.8	15.96	1.49	215	3750
28.1	17.75	1.58	228	4000
30	19.47	1.54	222	4250
32	22.67	1.41	203	4500
33.3	24.62	1.35	195	4750
35.2	26.34	1.34	192	5000
36.5	30.49	1.20	172	5325
42.9	22.32	1.92	277	6000

Knots	Gallons Per Hour	Nautical Miles per Gallon	Nautical Miles	RPM
3.1	1.53	2.02	291	600
5	2.67	1.87	270	1000
6.8	4.25	1.60	230	1500
8.2	7.19	1.14	164	2000
9.8	9.38	1.04	150	2500
12.6	10.57	1.19	172	2750
15.6	11.89	1.31	189	3000
23	13.82	1.66	240	3250
25.7	16.22	1.58	228	3500
27.7	18.76	1.48	213	3750
29.9	20.68	1.45	208	4000
32.2	23.27	1.38	199	4250
33.8	26.65	1.27	183	4500
35.9	29.03	1.24	178	4750
37.8	38.17	0.99	143	5000
40.1	44.91	0.89	129	5400
44.1	50.01	0.88	127	5800
44.6	50.19	0.89	128	6020

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Articles & Accolades

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FAQ

What is Beach Mode on the Targa 27.2?

This is the point at which the drives are trimmed up as much as possible where you can still make way. A practical use-case for this is when you’re approaching a beach in shallow water, or when you’re approaching a shallow dock, and you need to reduce your draft but still need to be able to maneuver.

What Is Air Draft on the Targa 27.2?

Air draft refers to the vertical height of the boat above the waterline, measured from the water’s surface to the highest fixed point on the vessel. This measurement is especially important when planning routes that include bridges, locks, or covered waterways, as it determines the minimum clearance required to pass safely.

Air Draft on the Targa 27.2

The Targa 27.2 is available in both Coupe and Flybridge configurations, each with different air draft measurements. Unlike larger Targa models, the 27.2 does not offer a mid air-draft setting; air draft is measured with antennas either lowered or fully raised. In Flybridge configuration, the Targa 27.2 has a minimum air draft of 13 feet 5.5 inches with antennas lowered, and a maximum air draft of 15 feet 2.5 inches with antennas raised. In Coupe configuration, the Targa 27.2 has a minimum air draft of 11 feet 1.5 inches with antennas lowered, and a maximum air draft of 12 feet 10 inches with antennas raised. Lowering antennas and removable equipment allows the Targa 27.2 to achieve its minimum air draft, improving bridge clearance when navigating height-restricted waterways.

Why Air Draft Matters on the Targa 27.2

The relatively low air draft of the Targa 27.2—particularly in Coupe form—makes it well suited for inland waterways and coastal cruising where bridge clearance can be a limiting factor. Combined with its compact size, protected pilothouse, and efficient performance, the Targa 27.2 offers impressive versatility for owners navigating a wide range of cruising environments.