Meet the 2016 G3 SunCatcher V22RC — a versatile, stylish pontoon that delivers everything you need for a perfect day on the water. Dressed in a head-turning blue hull, this 22-foot cruiser is ready to be the centerpiece of your lake life, whether you're hosting a sunset cruise, pulling kids on the tube, or simply soaking up the sun with friends and family.
Power comes courtesy of a Yamaha F115 four-stroke outboard — one of the most trusted and fuel-efficient engines in the marine industry. With 115 horsepower on tap, you'll enjoy responsive performance and plenty of punch to get everyone up and having fun. The SunCatcher V22RC's generous 102-inch beam provides a wide, stable platform that keeps the ride comfortable even when the pontoon is loaded with passengers and gear.
At $18,999, this 2016 SunCatcher represents outstanding value in today's market — offering that coveted combination of quality construction, reliable power, and proven G3 craftsmanship at a price that makes getting on the water achievable. Located in Knoxville, this boat is ideally positioned for exploring the beautiful lakes and waterways of East Tennessee. Don't miss your chance to own a boat that punches well above its price point — contact us today to schedule a showing!
Based on 6 reviews from across the web
The G3 SunCatcher draws consistent praise from our owners as a well-built, family-friendly pontoon. The layout is thoughtfully designed for a full day on the water, handling everything from casual cruising to towing tubes and skiers without complaint. Owners who've spent real time aboard typically say they'd buy one again without hesitation.
Built quality comes up often in a positive way. G3 uses an aluminum hull construction, and the brand's Yamaha ownership shows in how well the boat and engine work together as a package. The trailer also earns good marks from owners, which is a detail that matters more than people expect.
On safety, the SunCatcher meets or exceeds NMMA certification standards, with input from the Coast Guard and the American Boat and Yacht Club. A few owners note minor imperfections, the kind you'd consider normal for any boat over time, but nothing that has dampened overall satisfaction.
Yes, our owners report no trouble pulling tubes, skiers, kneeboarders, and similar riders. It handles a variety of towing uses comfortably.
Owners mention only minor imperfections over the course of ownership, which they consider normal for any boat. The aluminum construction and overall build quality get positive marks consistently.
It meets or exceeds certification standards set by the NMMA, with safety criteria informed by the Coast Guard and the American Boat and Yacht Club. We consider that a meaningful benchmark.
Owners who've looked at competing brands tend to see the SunCatcher as better built, particularly compared to entry-level alternatives. The Yamaha connection on both the engine and brand side is a plus many owners mention.
Owners describe it as one of the more family-friendly pontoons on the water, with seating designed for a full day out and enough versatility to please different passengers.
Based on what we hear, yes. Owners consistently say they'd buy another G3 pontoon, and report no regrets about their purchase.
Summarized by AI from public sources across the web — owner forums, marine publications, and other boating sites. Provided for research; not authored or endorsed by the dealership.
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