The Stationair. Cessna's SUV of the sky. A six-seat load-hauling workhorse for families, floats, and utility operators, strong resale. Below are the Cessna 206s listed on ClydesHangar right now, here's what to weigh before you buy one.
Typical asking prices run roughly $238,000–$318,500, depending most on year, engine time, and avionics. For a number tailored to a specific airplane, use the free Cessna 206 value calculator.
What to check before you buy
Engine time & compression, hours since overhaul drive both price and your next big bill.
Logs & damage history, complete logs and no damage protect resale.
Corrosion & AD compliance, especially on older airframes; get a pre-buy from a type-savvy mechanic.
Avionics & ADS-B, confirm it's equipped; upgrades are costly to add later.
Model-specific: Utility demand keeps prices firm. The turbocharged T206H/Turbo Stationair is now the dominant used-market segment and commands a real premium over the normally-aspirated U206; floats and amphibious kits add another distinct tier on top of that. A rare Soloy turboprop conversion is a different aircraft entirely. Restart-era (1998+) T206H models sit well above the classic-era U206/P206 fleet.