Marex 370 Aft Cabin Cruiser

The 370 was launched in 2008 as the largest of Marex's aft-cabin models, alongside the smaller 320 Aft Cabin Cruiser. From 2016 an updated version was sold as the 373 Aft Cabin Cruiser, and the hull was also lengthened to create the aft-cockpit Marex 375.

It has a planing hull with a single, centrally placed engine on a straight shaft, aimed at a cruising speed of about 25 knots. Lowered side decks allow safe movement fore and aft. The aft cabin has standing headroom and a double plus a single berth, the forward cabin a double, and there is a single berth amidships; the toilet and shower are in separate compartments. The cockpit seats nine to ten.

Engines were a single Volvo Penta D6-370 or D6-435. Motor Boat & Yachting's test of the D6-435 version (published December 2009) recorded 31.1 knots and found it more economical than any comparable shaft-drive boat it had tested; the boat was Highly Commended at the magazine's Motor Boat of the Year Awards 2010. Båtmagasinet tested it in January 2010.