A reasonably priced used 2320 is hard to find--particularly if you want a bracket. I looked for a long time and ended up breaking down and buying a 2520. For what it's worth, I'm now glad. The 2320 seems perfectly sized, and I wanted it on the theory (usually true) that a smaller boat gets used more. But I've been amazed at how easy my 2520 is to handle with the rear station. It's the easiest boat to dock I've ever owned, and I've had several boats with twins. I often take it out for just an hour if that's all the time I have, by myself. Other boats I've owned I would do a calculus in my head about whether a short trip would really be worth the hassle and stress of getting it in and out of the slip. So I'm not knocking the 2320--it's an elegantly sized boat. But a little more space is a good thing too, when your sister in law decides to bring her kids along. And if you're shying away from the 25 because you think it might be too much of a hassle I'd urge you to try one. I've been very pleasantly surprised.