2012 Yamaha SX210 Sold Boat in Lafayette, LA 70508 US
Built in 2012
SX210
1 Engine (--)
21.3 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 2012 Yamaha SX210 | |||||
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| Price | $19,900 | $19,899 | $19,500 | $18,500 | $17,995 |
| Location | Lafayette | Madisonville | Metairie | Covington | New Orleans |
| Nominal Length | 21' | 22' | 20' | 14' | 23' |
| Engine Make | - | MerCruiser | Mercury | Yamaha | - |
| Total Engine Power | - | 300 hp | 270 hp | 40 hp | 220 hp |
| Days on Market | 483 | 13 | 13 | 146 | 21 |
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The completely redesigned SX210 is a stunning combination of innovation, performance and affordability with everything you'd expect from a Yamaha and more. No detail was overlooked when engineering this new benchmark for 21-foot boats. With more of what boaters want, this satisfying 21-footer comes complete with a total package of amenities that include a matching trailer, marine-grade removable carpet and a bimini top at no additional cost.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 10/7/25 | Price decreased | $19,900(-17.1%) |
| 6/28/25 | Initial price | $23,999 |
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Yamaha SX210: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Yamaha 210 series, which includes the SX-210 and the AR-210 with a wakeboard tower, is designed to offer versatility and value. This model aims to serve as a family runabout, water sports platform, and entertainment boat, combining performance with practical features. The test captain from BowTest.com evaluated the boat's handling, performance, and design to assess how well Yamaha achieved these goals.
Exterior Design and Deck Layout
Measuring 21 feet 3 inches in length overall with a beam of 8 feet 6 inches and a shallow draft of 1 foot 5 inches without the outdrive, the 210 series presents a roomy and well-thought-out deck layout. The bow area is notably spacious, featuring dual forward-facing lounge seats that are 1 foot 10 inches wide and 4 feet long, with 2 feet 1 inch of space between them allowing passengers to face each other comfortably. Padded bolsters wrap around the seating, and recessed speakers enhance the entertainment experience. The bow can be converted into three-across seating or a large sun pad using filler cushions, with storage compartments beneath the seats. A step up to the foredeck leads to an anchor locker combined with a reboarding ladder, secured by a shaped bracket under the hatch cover. The walk-through to the cockpit is protected by a closeable windshield and a lower air dam that folds flush when not in use.
Interior Living Spaces and Helm Features
The cockpit features J-shaped seating wrapping around a removable pedestal table, with ample storage under the seats extending to the transom. Additional storage includes a 38-quart carry-on cooler integrated into the port console and a deep glove compartment on top of the same console. The helm station is equipped with a premium vinyl-wrapped steering wheel on a tilt base, dual tachometers, and a 4.3-inch Connext touchscreen providing comprehensive data such as water depth, fuel levels, RPM, speed, and trip information. Rocker switches with circuit breakers and an Infinity Bluetooth stereo system enhance functionality and comfort. The helm seat is designed for versatility, sliding and swiveling 180 degrees with premium marine-grade upholstery. Protection from the elements is provided by a bimini top on the SX model and an arch-in bimini on the AR version.
Power and Performance
Powered by twin Yamaha TR-1 HO engines, the 210 series delivers impressive performance. These lightweight, compact, and fuel-efficient three-cylinder engines are 40% smaller and 20% lighter than previous models while producing more power. During testing with a total estimated weight of 3,892 pounds (including full fuel and two passengers), the boat reached a top speed of 43.8 miles per hour at 7,800 RPM. Fuel consumption at this speed was 17.3 gallons per hour, providing a cruising range of approximately 114 miles. More economical cruising speeds between 6,000 and 6,500 RPM resulted in fuel burns of 11.7 to 13.1 gallons per hour with only a slight reduction in range. The articulating keel enhances handling by enabling straight tracking, improved turning, and off-throttle steering. The boat demonstrated excellent stability and responsiveness even in calm conditions with crossing wakes, making it suitable for family use and water sports.
Stern and Maintenance Features
The stern design is characteristic of Yamaha, featuring a two-tiered seating area with padded backs and premium vinyl upholstery. Non-skid surfaces are applied to both decks, and the removable cockpit table can be relocated to the stern seating area. Two center-mounted grab handles facilitate safe reboarding via a concealed ladder positioned centrally, which is safer than typical outdrive locations. Maintenance is simplified by accessible engine compartments with ample space for routine checks. A clean-out port at the stern allows easy removal of debris from the jet pump impellers via a hatch with a quarter-turn plug. An engine cut-off switch is integrated for safety when the hatch is opened. The battery switch is conveniently located under the port side cockpit seat.
Conclusion
The Yamaha 210 series successfully combines versatility, performance, and thoughtful design features to create a well-rounded boat suitable for families, water sports enthusiasts, and entertainers. Its spacious layout, premium materials, advanced engine technology, and responsive handling make it a compelling option in its class. The inclusion of practical storage solutions, safety features, and ease of maintenance further enhance its appeal. Overall, the 210 series exemplifies Yamaha's commitment to delivering value and adaptability in a compact, efficient package.
Overview from around the web 2012 Yamaha SX210
Customers praising the 2012 Yamaha SX210 often highlight its powerful performance and smooth handling, making it a favorite for both water sports enthusiasts and families
Many appreciate the spacious and comfortable seating layout, which accommodates groups with ease. Reviewers also note the boat's stylish design and quality craftsmanship, emphasizing its reliability and Yamaha's reputation for durability. Users frequently mention the responsive Yamaha engine and the versatile features that make the SX210 ideal for wakeboarding, tubing, and cruising. Overall, the 2012 Yamaha SX210 receives positive feedback for combining sporty performance with practical comfort.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2012 Yamaha SX210 is a versatile and sporty jet boat known for its performance and family-friendly features. Here are some of the pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Powerful Engine: Equipped with a 1.8L Yamaha High Output engine, the SX210 delivers strong acceleration and impressive top-end speed.
Jet Drive System: Provides excellent maneuverability and shallow water capability, making it ideal for lakes and rivers.
Spacious Interior: The boat offers comfortable seating for up to 10 passengers, with well-designed layouts that maximize space.
Family-Friendly Features: Includes ample storage, a swim platform, and options for wakeboarding and tubing, catering to a variety of recreational activities.
Durable Construction: Yamaha’s reputation for quality craftsmanship ensures reliability and longevity.
Fuel Efficiency: Compared to traditional propeller-driven boats, the jet drive system can offer better fuel economy in certain conditions.
Cons
Price Point: The SX210 can be more expensive than some comparable models, both in initial cost and maintenance.
Limited Off-Shore Capability: While great for inland waters, the boat is not designed for rough ocean conditions.
Noise Level: Jet boats tend to be louder than propeller boats, which might be a consideration for some users.
Learning Curve: Jet drive handling can feel different from traditional boats, potentially requiring some adjustment time for new operators.
Storage Limitations: Although spacious, the storage compartments may not accommodate larger gear or extended trips.
Made For
The 2012 Yamaha SX210 is designed for boating enthusiasts who seek a versatile and stylish sport boat that delivers both performance and comfort. Ideal for families and groups of friends, it caters to those who enjoy water sports like wakeboarding, tubing, and waterskiing, as well as relaxing cruising on lakes or coastal waters. With its spacious seating, user-friendly controls, and powerful engine, the SX210 is perfect for individuals looking for a reliable and fun boat for day trips and weekend adventures.
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612 Beau Pre Road, Lafayette, LA, 70508
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