2013 Yamaha 242 Limited S
Black
- Length
- 23.5ft
- Beam
- 102in
- Dry weight
- 3,519lbs
- Fuel
- 50gal
- Draft
- 1.3ft
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- BlackMain hull
This is a pre-owned 2013 Yamaha 242 Limited S, a 24-foot jet boat with a beam of 102 inches, finished in Black.
The 242 Limited S is a twin-engine jet boat built for a full day on the water with room for a larger group. The black hull gives it a clean, straightforward look.
Size & weight
- Length
- 23.5 ft
- Beam
- 102 in
- Dry weight
- 3,519 lbs
- Draft (max)
- 1.33 ft
- Deadrise
- 20°
- Bridge clearance
- 7.75 ft
Capacity
- Seating capacity
- 11
- Fuel capacity
- 50 gal
- Max capacity
- 2200 lbs
Hull
- Hull ID
- US-YAMC0213J213
- Hull type
- Fiberglass reinforced
8 reviews from owner forums, marine magazines and boating sites
Our owners and the expert reviewers we follow agree on one thing above all: this boat drives well. Reviewers describe crisp, responsive handling, straight tracking, and confident cornering at speed. It also gets off the line quickly, which suits pulling skiers, wakeboarders, and tubers.
On board, our owners talk most about storage and layout. Nearly everything has a place, the ski locker is large, and the seating area is comfortable for a full crew. The helm seat can sit flat or raised, and owners describe the controls as smooth and the finish as high quality.
There are a few tradeoffs. Low-speed handling takes some practice around the dock, and the jet drive's higher-pitched engine tone can wear on some people over a long day. Running at full throttle also uses more fuel.
What people like
- Responsive, crisp handling that reviewers praise for tracking straight and cornering with confidence.
- Quick acceleration out of the hole for watersports.
- Storage space is generous, with a place for nearly everything.
- The large ski locker holds skis, boards, and ropes with room to spare.
- Comfortable seating layout for the whole crew.
- Helm seat can sit flat or raised.
- Smooth controls and a high-quality finish.
Worth knowing
- Low-speed handling at the dock takes some learning.
- Over a long day, the jet drive's higher-pitched tone can feel tiring to some people.
- Extended full-throttle running increases fuel use.
Common questions
Reviewers describe the handling as crisp and responsive, with straight tracking and predictable, stable cornering at speed. It is one of the things our owners enjoy most.
There is a learning curve to low-speed handling, but our owners find it manageable with practice. Some add aftermarket solutions to help around the dock.
It accelerates briskly, and one expert test clocked zero to 30 mph in about seven seconds. That makes it a good fit for pulling skiers, wakeboarders, and tubers.
Our owners call the storage generous, with a compartment for nearly everything. The ski locker is large enough for skis, wakeboards, and ropes with room left over.
Owners describe the seating area as large and comfortable for everyone on board. The helm seat can sit flat or raised to suit the driver.
It is quick and fun, but sustained full-throttle running uses more fuel. The jet drive also runs at higher engine speed and produces a higher-pitched tone that some people find tiring over a long day.
Summarized by AI from public sources across the web: owner forums, marine publications and other boating sites. Provided for research; not written or endorsed by the dealership.
Store hours
- Tue – Fri
- 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday
- 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Sun – Mon
- Closed
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