2025 Yamaha Boats For Sale

The 2025 Yamaha boats range from 19-foot sport boats to a 25-foot center console, all built around Yamaha's jet drive system, which tucks the propulsion inside the hull and removes any exposed lower unit or propeller. That layout gives these boats quick handling and minimal draft for running shallow water, and it makes room for Yamaha's signature swim platform across the line, fitted with padded backrests, marine-grade deck mat, and direct access to the patented jet pump cleanout ports. Across the models you'll find wireless phone charging at the helm, snap-in marine mat flooring on upper trims, and trailers sized to fit a standard garage on the smaller boats.

The Yamaha 190 and 195 series covers five models on a 19-foot-5-inch hull tuned for precise handling. The SX190 and the tower-equipped AR190 run Yamaha's 200-horsepower 1.9L high output marine engine, the largest displacement motor in any jet boat. Step up to the SX195 and AR195 for the 250-horsepower 1.8L supercharged engine. At the top, the 195S adds marine mat snap-in flooring, a 7-inch Connect display, marine audio, a folding wakeboard tower, a bimini top, and a windshield mirror. An articulating keel and quiet cruise system improve low-speed control and reduce noise.

The 22-foot series offers five models. The SX220 and AR220 use twin Yamaha TR-1 high output engines tuned for fuel economy, with a galvanized tandem-axle trailer whose swing-away tongue helps it fit tighter storage. The three 222 models step up to dual 1.9L high output engines, an aluminum tow sports tower, snap-in marine mat cockpit flooring, and a six-speaker premium audio system, with swim-up stern seats on select trims. The 222 SE and 222 SD add a 12.3-inch Connect touchscreen, drive-by-wire throttle, push-button start, RPM engine sync, and single-lever control; the flagship 222 SD layers on Yamaha's Drive low-speed control with dual throttle paddles for docking.

In the 25-foot premium class, the 252S is the entry boat, powered by two redesigned 1.9L high output engines making 400 horsepower combined; it touches around 48 to 50 mph and is not supercharged, so it runs on regular fuel. The 252SD runs roughly $17,000 to $18,000 more and adds hydraulic power steering, electronic throttles, and the low-speed drive controls the cable-steered S omits. For a 2025 Yamaha wake boat, the 255X carries twin 1.8L supercharged engines making 500 horsepower for mid-50s top speed, plus a ski rack and ballast tanks with programmable ramp-up so the experience behind the rope stays consistent.

The FSH 255H is Yamaha's 25-foot center console, a fishing and pleasure platform with twin 1.8L supercharged engines totaling 500 horsepower and a top speed around 55 to 56 mph. It holds 111 gallons of fuel for well over 200 miles of range with a 10 percent reserve, and runs a 7-inch Connect, a 12-inch Simrad GPS, six speakers, underwater lights, and the Helmaster EX joystick for slow-speed maneuvering. Fishing features include more than 15 rod holders, fore and aft live wells (about 18 gallons aft), casting decks, and raw- and freshwater washdowns, with an aluminum trailer option for saltwater use.

When choosing among the 2025 Yamaha jet boats, weigh engine choice against fuel: the 1.9L high output engines run regular fuel and are quieter, while the supercharged 1.8L engines add 100 horsepower and the higher top speeds.



Currently, there are 2,661 boats available for sale for Yamaha boats. Prices range from $799 to $234,999, with an average listing price of $47,499. The inventory includes 1,886 new boats and 775 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 2,661 powerboats. 47 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Jet, All PWCs, Bowrider, Other, and Center Console. boats are most popular in Miami, Jonesboro, Red Wing, Rochester, and Wayzata. There have been 15,646 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. June is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. June is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are watersports, family fun, and day cruising. Most boats contain bow rail, gps, heated interior, depth sounder, and joystick. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Yamaha engines or YAMAHA engines or Yamaha Marine engines.