NEW MODEL INFO 2021 Yamaha Boat Prices, engines, gas tanks length - all in one place

[Maccam26]

Bruce and I had a discussion about the HP ratings of these engines. Yamaha often doesn't release their HP ratings, so the above HP are very much in dispute!
1.8L boats have been listed as 180HP and 200hp in different places
The TR-1s have been listed as low as 100hp, 115hp, 120 and 130hp

I went with the higher on them all. Feel free to disagree....

The sticker in my boat on the 1.8L HO lists 132kw as the power rating which converts to 179.697hp (2019 non-carb version)

 

[mayorplant]

i just ordered a 210 FSH Sport in white. Dealer said it can arrive anytime from September to February, i was hoping to get it by lobster season

anyone familiar with a typical time frame those ship out?

 

[HangOutdoors]

@mayorplant No way to tell in the market and especially after new models are released. There have been people waiting 6-8 weeks now without any new information on when they would arrive.

 

[GTBRMC]

The sticker in my boat on the 1.8L HO lists 132kw as the power rating which converts to 179.697hp (2019 non-carb version)

Just checked my (brother's) 2017 Waverunner with the 1.8L HO engine. It's engine sticker also says 132KW.

 

[Dixemon]

The 210 fsh offerings should reflect the 1 liter engines (Tr1). I almost got pissed off when I saw you had them listed as 1.8's, considering i just bought one with the tr1's. Ha ha , would have loved 1.8's on the 21!

 

[Enduro900]

Here is a table I put together of all the Yamaha boats, their lengths, Model names (ones right justified are "new" models with new features), MSRP etc.

At the top you will see their letter coding for features. A #5 at the end of the model # indicates it has their 1.8L Super Charged engine(s).

The 255XD is a pretty pricey boat that is definitely going to bump up against many of the competition. Given it is trying to be a wake boat, it will be interesting to see how well it does stock. What it does have against the wake boats is it is FAR more versatile. It can go 55mph (not many wake boats will come close to that), and the draft and stern layout will be much more appealing to a wide range of buyers.

I was pleasantly surprised by the price of the 255E FSH Sport center console at $76,999. I think that will be a really interesting option for many, and finally with 111 Gallon fuel capacity this will be much more appealing. We'll have to see how much those SVHO engines drink. At $69,799 the no SVHO is also quite appealing although it doesn't have the E-Series throttles which I would miss.

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This is awesome thank you for doing this!

Hurry up and copy write it so Yamaha will have to pay you for it (sarcasm as they should of had something like this included On the websitel).

I know you gave the explaination of the 400hp versus the 360hp........I first off can’t believe over all of these years none of the shops have dynoed and released their findings....but frankly this is the first I’ve ever seen of a 200/400 claim, and I just don’t think it is accurate.....though I wish it were!

 

[Julian]

OK....since we have multiple people offering compelling data that the 1.8L HO engines are 180 HP, I changed the grid to reflect that (someone want to do the same for the TR-1?).

I also added a few columns off to the right to make it a little easier to compare the boats and their features.

Based on Yamaha's data, the Wake surf system appears incompatible with the rear swim seats.

 

[Maccam26]

OK....since we have multiple people offering compelling data that the 1.8L HO engines are 180 HP, I changed the grid to reflect that (someone want to do the same for the TR-1?).

I also added a few columns off to the right to make it a little easier to compare the boats and their features.

Based on Yamaha's data, the Wake surf system appears incompatible with the rear swim seats.

Don’t get me wrong I’d take 200hp lol

 

[KCAR250]

Great spec sheet! The only error I saw was the AR250/SX250 have a 75 gallon gas tank. You have it listed as 70 gallons.

 

[Julian]

Great spec sheet! The only error I saw was the AR250/SX250 have a 75 gallon gas tank. You have it listed as 70 gallons.

Checking with Yamaha on that one....might be an error on their side? I'll get confirmation.

The "integrated wakebooster" or wake gate is only available on 255XE and 255XD, and is indeed incompatible with swim up seats (per Yamaha). Also, the only models with stock swim up seats are the 27' boats and the 252S, 252SE, 252SD

 

[Julian]

Great spec sheet! The only error I saw was the AR250/SX250 have a 75 gallon gas tank. You have it listed as 70 gallons.

Confirmed that this is an error on their website....should be fixed by Yamaha soon. All 25' models have 70 gallon tanks.

 

[Julian]

Also updated the grid on post #1 with another column for wake gates.

 

[Stealth]

Is the height on trailer listed anywhere for the 25's? Its missing from Yamaha's web site.

 

[tradenpaint]

Here is a table I put together of all the Yamaha boats, their lengths, Model names (ones right justified are "new" models with new features), MSRP etc.

At the top you will see their letter coding for features. A #5 at the end of the model # indicates it has their 1.8L Super Charged engine(s).

The 255XD is a pretty pricey boat that is definitely going to bump up against many of the competition. Given it is trying to be a wake boat, it will be interesting to see how well it does stock. What it does have against the wake boats is it is FAR more versatile. It can go 55mph (not many wake boats will come close to that), and the draft and stern layout will be much more appealing to a wide range of buyers.

I was pleasantly surprised by the price of the 255E FSH Sport center console at $76,999. I think that will be a really interesting option for many, and finally with 111 Gallon fuel capacity this will be much more appealing. We'll have to see how much those SVHO engines drink. At $69,799 the no SVHO is also quite appealing although it doesn't have the E-Series throttles which I would miss.

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Are the 210 FSH Sport #'s based on the 2021 because the 2020 shows to have Twin TR-1 High Output motors on the Yamaha website?

 

[Julian]

Are the 210 FSH Sport #'s based on the 2021 because the 2020 shows to have Twin TR-1 High Output motors on the Yamaha website?

Probably my mistake there....I'm double checking.

 

[Julian]

Are the 210 FSH Sport #'s based on the 2021 because the 2020 shows to have Twin TR-1 High Output motors on the Yamaha website?

My mistake...uploaded a new grid now....(confirmed by Yamaha)

 

[2kwik4u]

@Julian

1st....Thanks for putting this togethor. Superb info.

2nd....Am I reading it correct that the 252 FSH SPT models have 111 gal fuel capacity? If so, that 1.8HO motor with that much fuel can drive to Timbuktu and back!

 

[mrcleanr6]

not a big deal but its not marked on the chart, the 275's have underwater lights. atleast the sd does

 

[Julian]

not a big deal but its not marked on the chart, the 275's have underwater lights. atleast the sd does

Huh....I wonder if they all do? Its not in their compare tool - asked Yamaha....(we should get a prize for the most issues found in their website!)

 

[2kwik4u]

Huh....I wonder if they all do? Its not in their compare tool - asked Yamaha....(we should get a prize for the most issues found in their website!)

Forum wide discount of 5% off MSRP?