Used Yamaha Boats For Sale

Used Yamaha boats sit on a jet-drive platform that pulls its beam far forward, which is why a 19-foot model like the AR-195 delivers seating closer to many 21-foot boats. These are trailerable runabouts built for swimming, towing and lake-day entertaining, and the trait owners keep coming back for is the broad swim platform at the stern. A 2017 AR-195 runs a Yamaha SVHO 250-horsepower engine, holds capacity for crowds, and on a low-hour example carries pull-out cleats, stainless steel rub rails and bow rails, a black tower and windshield with a matching trailer. Larger boats in the line include the 232 Limited, powered by twin TR1 HO four-stroke EFI motors and rated for 10 people.

Cockpit layouts are consistent and well-finished across the range. Helms use a three-spoke tilt wheel, gauges set up top, and accessible switching for the no-wake mode and Cruise Assist, horn, nav lights and courtesy lights, plus bilge pump and blower controls. The 232 Limited dashes add a Humminbird Helix 7 display and burlwood accents, while an AR190 can be found with an aftermarket fish finder reading depth, down-scan and water temperature. Helm seats are oversized buckets with flip-up bolsters, and many have a cutout back to keep the seat cooler on hot days.

Storage is a strong point worth checking when buying. Under the three bow cushions you get storage on each side plus a forward anchor locker, and the center of the cockpit holds an in-floor locker held open by its own strut, gasket-sealed, channeled, drainable and built with a compression-fit lid. The 232 Limited also has a large compartment that doubles as a porta-potty area. On the AR190, the cockpit carpet is snap-in, so it lifts out for cleaning, and storage sits under both rear seats along with a dual battery switch.

The stern is where these boats earn their reputation. The platform is multi-tiered with soft-track decking, grab rails, cup holders, a cushioned backrest, a ski tow, an offset or center-mount stainless ladder, and easy access to the jet cleanout port. If you spend a lot of time off the back, platform size scales with length: the lower platform section on a 21-foot boat is roughly half the length of the 24- and 25-foot models. The X and Limited trims and the 24-foot boat can be ordered with actual seating on the platform, and the 25-foot uses taller cushions.

When shopping a used Yamaha that has seen salt water, the engine anodes tell you whether it was flushed properly. On 1.8-liter and TR1-equipped boats, an anode sits on the backside of the engine behind a bolt that takes a 12mm wrench, and pulling it for inspection shows the condition. A healthy anode on a nearly two-year-old boat still looks close to a new one; one that's withered away signals poor flushing and a reason to reconsider the purchase. The part is Yamaha number 69J11301-11, roughly $15 each, with two needed on twin-engine boats, and it's good practice to check it every season or two.

Across the listings, mechanical condition tracks closely with hours and care. A 2017 AR-195 with just under 38 hours shows an SVHO motor and carpeting that present as new, while a well-used 2017 AR190 around 155 hours carries some hull fading, a visible waterline and minor dings but plenty of life left. Inspect upholstery for rips, confirm the swim platform features match the trim, and verify the anode condition before committing.

Explore a wide selection of used Yamaha boats for sale and enjoy exceptional value without compromising quality. Yamaha is renowned for its durable craftsmanship and reliable performance, making models like the Yamaha 242 Limited S and the Yamaha SX210 popular choices among boating enthusiasts. Many Yamaha owners take great care in maintaining their boats, ensuring you get a vessel that’s well-preserved and ready for the water. When browsing used Yamaha boats for sale, it’s important to review maintenance records and inquire about any aftermarket additions to fully understand the boat’s condition and enhancements. Purchasing a used Yamaha offers significant cost savings while benefiting from a trusted brand known for longevity and performance.

Currently, there are 798 boats available for sale for used Yamaha boats. Prices range from $1,500 to $161,599, with an average listing price of $42,201. The selection consists of 797 powerboats and 1 sailboats. 211 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Jet, All PWCs, Bowrider, Other, and Runabout. boats are most popular in Huron, Miami, Longwood, Red Wing, and Lake Placid. There have been 4,590 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 gps, heated interior, bow rail, 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.