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Default thinking of buying / does boat hours mean anything?

I am looking to buy a used bayliner 3055 for around 55K.. prob a year
2000 model. For the money and features, this seems to be a good boat to
get.

My question is when looking at the used listings I see some with 100
hours, some with 400 hours, etc.. should I even care about the hours
listed for the engines? If it passes mechanical and everything is
working, what relevance does this have?

For example should a 100 hour boat cost more?

Thanks for the info
Jeff MacDuff

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