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2020 Yamaha Jet Boat, WaveRunner and accessory details will be published at 8:00 PM ET

Really disappointed in all of this... guess they are saving the 240fsh ir just have no plans for it.. how many years were between the 19 and 21 fsh release
 
Frankly, I'm kind of relieved. I did not want to (or needed to) contemplate an upgrade, so this new lineup is fine.
They have a few good things going for them, for the most part, no need to screw with it.

Maybe mindful of the 2008 downturn that almost bankrupted the rec boat industry, playing it safe at this point is probably smart.

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Um, on the Yamaha newly updated website in the 19’ supercharged section there is a surf package listed for 19’ boats....with wakebooster 19 and 2 ballast bags...
 
Um, on the Yamaha newly updated website in the 19’ supercharged section there is a surf package listed for 19’ boats....with wakebooster 19 and 2 ballast bags...
Right. another new feature: no BOARD (slingshot coaster), lol.

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@swatski are you saying I shouldn't be buying a 2019 AR240?
Oh, just the opposite. I LOVE the new pump redesign, for 2019. Also the Connext is supposed tom be streamlined as far as crazy configuration in earlier MYs.

Of course there is a risk the 2021 MY 240 line will be completely redesigned, and then you screwed with your "new" 2019, lol.

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Oh, just the opposite. I LOVE the new pump redesign, for 2019. Also the Connext is supposed tom be streamlined as far as crazy configuration in earlier MYs.

Of course there is a risk the 2021 MY 240 line will be completely redesigned, and then you screwed with your "new" 2019, lol.

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haha the 2021 is a possibility for sure. I am thinking I will go with the 2019, looks like I should be able to get one at low 50s, if used are high 40s, then I will definitely go for the new pumps and updated dash that has a nice big phone holder I can remove to flush mount my chart plotter next too.
 
Another year another disappointing release. I see my 2009 going up in value.
 
Glad I got my 212X in Yama blue.
 
Frankly, I'm kind of relieved. I did not want to (or needed to) contemplate an upgrade, so this new lineup is fine.
They have a few good things going for them, for the most part, no need to screw with it.

Maybe mindful of the 2008 downturn that almost bankrupted the rec boat industry, playing it safe at this point is probably smart.

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In my area (and nationally) we are seeing some signs of an economic downturn. Like you mentioned, Recreational luxuries take it on the chin in those times. After debuting a super premium 27ft last year, we shouldn’t expect any changes to the 24ft line for a few years.
 
Well, I was wondering why there wasn't much talk about the upcoming new models, usually there's threads about rumors, wish lists, etc. Then they get released and it's just one big, meh. Other than higher prices and different colors, nothing is new. Over $62,000 for a 212X? I paid almost $20k less for a brand new 2015. If that was the cost back then, I would have been looking at a lot of other boats. Hell, you can get a base Moomba Helix for less than that, and the base Moomba Max is just $3k more! I love my boat, but for the current prices, there are a lot of other boats out there that will start competing for Yamaha Customers.
 
Disappointing. Guess im buying used.

Agreed, for all the hype that was being thrown around by dealers about the 2020 models I don't see much change..was really hoping for some new wake enhancements for the X series boats.....keeping my 2015 model....for now.
 
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