2023 Regal LX4

2023 Regal LX4 Bowrider | Yamaha F250XB 4.2L V6 (50 hrs)

Premium outboard bowrider - built for smooth ride, upscale finish, and full-day versatility

Quick Take

If you want a bowrider that feels more refined than the typical 24' class, the Regal LX4 stands out quickly.
With only 50 hours on a Yamaha 250, dual Garmin displays, and a fully equipped layout including a head compartment, this is a well-optioned setup that covers both comfort and performance.

This is typically where buyers land when they want something more polished than entry-level deck boats.

Who This Boat Is For

• Families and groups of 6-10 looking for a versatile day boat
• Boaters running bays, intracoastal, and open inland water
• Buyers who want a balance of performance, comfort, and finish
• Anyone who values a premium feel without stepping into larger cruiser territory

Where Buyers Pause (Tradeoffs to Consider)

• Outboard layout → great for service and space, but different feel vs stern drive for some buyers
• Open bow design → prioritizes seating and social space over enclosed cabin use
• Premium fit and finish → priced above basic deck boats, but reflects in materials and layout
• Storage vs space → balanced well, but still a day boat, not a long-term overnight platform

Why This Boat Over Others

• Regal build quality → known for fit, finish, and overall refinement in this size range
• Yamaha F250XB (50 hrs) → low hours, proven reliability, and strong performance
• LX4 layout → wide, usable cockpit with comfortable seating throughout
• Dual Garmin 943 displays → full navigation and system control already installed
• Electric steering → smoother, more precise control at the helm
• Head compartment with electric toilet → adds real usability for full-day outings

What People Get Wrong About This Boat

Many buyers assume all 24' bowriders feel the same.

They don't.

The difference shows up in ride quality, interior finish, and how the layout works over a full day. The LX4 feels more solid and better thought out compared to entry-level options.

Power & Performance Reality Check

• Engine: Yamaha F250XB 4.2L V6 (approx. 50 hours)
• Best use: Cruising, sandbars, watersports, and full-day outings
• Performance expectation: Strong acceleration, smooth handling, and enough power for a full load without feeling strained

Features That Actually Matter

• Yamaha 4.2L V6 → reliable, proven power with low hours
• Electric steering → improved control and reduced steering effort
• Dual Garmin 943 displays → navigation, system data, and ease of use at the helm
• S2 Power Tower → watersports capability and clean, functional design
• Head compartment with electric toilet and pump-out → practical for longer days on the water
• Bow and cockpit covers → protection and easier upkeep
• Seagrass cockpit mat → durability and comfort underfoot
• Transom shower with pressure system → added convenience after swimming
• Stainless steel upgrade package → durability and finish details that hold up over time

Value Positioning

This sits above standard deck boats and entry-level bowriders in both build quality and equipment.

You're getting a low-hour, well-optioned LX4 with premium features already in place-navigation, head, tower, and upgraded finishes-without starting from scratch.

Specs & Options

• Model: 2023 Regal LX4
• Engine: Yamaha F250XB 4.2L V6 (approx. 50 hours)
• Hull Color: Belle Isle Blue
• Bottom: White
• Boot Stripe: Mediterranean Blue
• Interior: Titanium
• Tower: S2 Power Tower (White)
• Canvas: Medium Blue
• Covers: Bow and cockpit covers
• Flooring: Cockpit seagrass mat
• Steering: Electric steering
• Electrical: Dual battery switch with trays and cables
• Shower: Transom shower with pressure water system
• Head: Head compartment with electric toilet and pump-out
• Electronics: Dual Garmin 943 displays
• Options: Stainless steel upgrade package, bow walkthrough doors

Straight Answer, No Runaround

If you're comparing this to other 24' bowriders or trying to decide between a deck boat and something more refined, call or text me.

I'll walk you through where the LX4 stands and whether it fits how you actually plan to use the boat.